Charlene, 43, Princess of Monaco, experienced a dreaded mom moment when she saw her family again: “Gabriella has decided to give herself a new haircut,” writes Charlène about one of several family photos that she uploaded to Istagram. On it: the pony of the six-year-old princess in a triangular shape. The princess has been in her home country South Africa since March, according to official information a persistent ear, nose and throat infection prevents a return flight to Monaco. She had been operated on in South Africa two weeks ago. Now Prince Albert has visited his wife for the first time with the twins Jacques and Gabriella.
Helgi Schmid, 35, actor, is sometimes mistaken for Manuel Neuer. Two or three times it has happened to him that strangers have mistaken him for the national goalkeeper, he told the German press agency. “Maybe I should sign up for a biopic after all.” He would like to play a person from reality one day. It is a great challenge to study a person intensively and to narrow down the details of his life for a film. Fictional roles often have the disadvantage of being arbitrary. “The possible character traits of an imaginary person are sometimes like a huge bouquet of flowers that oozes out of my hand. With a real person, that doesn’t work.”
Alice Schwarzer, 78, feminist, took an offer from playboy receive. At the beginning of the 1960s she was offered 10,000 marks for a nude photo shoot, said Schwarzer image-Newspaper. “But I’ve never been tempted to do that. I’m not for sale.”
Pinar Atalay, 43, news presenter, has two particularly loyal fans. “My parents watch every program I host. And I love that,” said Atalay, who recently switched from ARD “Tagesthemen” to RTL, the magazine Gala. She has followed news programs closely since childhood. “At home we always watched the news, read the newspaper every day, and we discussed political issues.” She still does that today, especially with her father.
Rudy Giuliani, 77, former New York Mayor and lawyer for Donald Trump, can do more than one thing at the same time. On Twitter and Instagram makes a video the rounds, on which you can see Giuliani sitting in the Delta Lounge at JFK Airport, spooning soup, looking at an iPad, putting pastries into his mouth – and now and then interrupting these activities to shave his face. The comments weren’t admiring, however, they went in the direction of: “You don’t do that.”