The latest advance in the War of the Roses: simply lock out the ex. Andreas Ellermann came up with the idea on his property. And then there are the rumours.
Eight years ago, Patricia Blanco didn’t want to get out of the “jungle camp”, now she can’t even get into the house she used to share with Andreas Ellermann. The mud fight of the former fiancées has been a topic of conversation in Hamburg since the end of May.
Because the daughter of hit legend Roberto Blanco refuses to move out of the Ellermann property, he has now nailed it: When the 52-year-old had left the house in the meantime, the millionaire went in, exchanged locks and locked several doors. For Blanco, according to “Bild”, there is now only one place left in the servants’ wing. It still has 200 square meters.
According to the newspaper, Blanco considers the prevailing conditions to be untenable. Ellermann addressed them via the newspaper: “You lock me up here! It’s no longer humane!” The Hamburg millionaire explained on Instagram that he had offered Blanco the rent for an apartment, but she had turned it down.
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Ellermann has been living in a hotel since the separation. And is annoyed there by rumors about his relationship with Nadja Abd-el Farrag. The millionaire said on Instagram late Wednesday evening: “Freshly in love? That’s all nonsense. I helped Nadja and that’s it. I’ll help her. We’re friends.”
With the Bohlen-Ex, Ellermann last appeared in front of 400,000 people at the Schlagerboom in Hamburg. The next goal of the two according to the entrepreneur: “We will conquer Mallorca!” The curious team wants to perform their song there in the coming weeks.
How the house dispute and the mudslinging between Ellermann and Blanco will continue is unclear: the millionaire had put his property on the outskirts up for sale in order to avoid the dispute with Blanco.
His hope: With the help of a bailiff, the buyer could drive the Blanco daughter out of the house, but so far there has been little interest in the property. Perhaps a property with Patricia Blanco in the servants’ wing is not as tempting as Ellermann thinks.