Oliver Pocher spontaneously traveled to Dubai for a little break. However, a planned dinner with ex-wife Sandy and the Geissens suddenly fell through. The tablecloth is cut.
Just leave everything behind. That was probably the plan when comedian Oliver Pocher (45) spontaneously traveled to Dubai in the middle of a separation dispute with his wife Amira (31). There he recorded episode three of his podcast “Die Pochers! Freshly recycled” for the first time on site with his ex-wife Alessandra “Sandy” Meyer-Wölden (40), which runs on Podimo.
Sandy had also traveled from her adopted home of Miami to Dubai because, as she said, she took on a modeling job there. The event was to be moderated by Lilly Becker (47). And the couple Carmen (58) and Robert Geiss (59) were also there. The Geissens are old friends of Sandy.
It made sense to meet up for dinner in Dubai, says Sandy. She told the Geissens that Oliver was there too and asked: “Can I bring him with me?” But the reaction was already telling: “Then nothing came for a while.”
Oliver Pocher was “hardly unloaded” at the Dubai meeting with the Geissens
Nevertheless, Olli and Sandy continued to plan for the meeting. They were already on their way to the restaurant when Lilly Becker gave them the news that Olli had been disinvited by the Geissens.
Pocher, as usual, was snappy: “I felt like I was at a casting. There must be a lot involved when I’m uninvited to the Geissens. Then I must have really achieved something.”
Meanwhile, Sandy also felt sorry for Oliver because he had dressed up “so smartly” in a suit and had made a “really hard effort”. It was the first time that she had experienced Oliver being “unloaded really hard”.
Oliver speculated about the motives: “I think it was because of Carmen.” Robert “didn’t give a damn,” he said. “That’s right,” Sandy confirmed.
Olli further reported that he assumed that Carmen did not speak well to him because about three years ago he made fun of an advertising video of the Geissen’s daughters Davina (20) and Shania (19) on the Internet. which was “relatively mediocre”. In fact, he was right here too, as Sandy revealed.
Carmen Geiss brought up the topic herself at dinner – now without Oliver. “Sandy, you anytime,” she said to her. “But Pocher – they all call you by your last name – I won’t sit at the table with him anymore,” Sandy echoed Carmen’s statement.
Carmen Geiss furious with Oliver Pocher: “It’s over for her”
She takes the position that she can handle it when Pocher makes fun of adults, but things are different when he “teaches” her daughters. The tablecloth is cut: “The number is over for her,” emphasized Sandy. Pocher could have apologized, Carmen said.
He responded snappy: “Why should I apologize to her? I meant it exactly as I said it.” (…) “To be honest, I didn’t feel like going out to dinner with them,” he said. And he stuck to his point of view: If the Goat Daughters appeared in public life, then they would have to expect that people would make fun of them.
Pocher threatens Geissens with “maximum punishment”
He called Carmen’s disinvitation “unsovereign.” After all, sooner or later they would run into each other again at an event and then he would talk to her. Or, joked Pocher: “Your daughters are now getting to the age where they are becoming interesting to me too.” Then at the latest he will see Carmen again at the altar as the mother of the bride.
“That would be the maximum punishment,” emphasized Sandy, and certainly summed up Carmen Geiss’ attitude to this scenario.