Oliver Pocher (46) actually keeps his five children completely out of the public eye. But on the occasion of his 46th birthday, he made an exception and shared a very rare photo of his kids, all of whom can be seen with their backs to the camera, on Instagram. And fans can now share a new detail that the comedian reveals in the current episode of his podcast “Die Pochers! Freshly recycled” (exclusively on Podimo), which he records with his ex-wife Sandy Meyer-Wölden (41). . His twin sons, which he has with Sandy, look extremely similar to a very famous singer: Ed Sheeran (33).
Oliver Pocher’s sons look like Ed Sheeran
This sweet detail slipped out of the father of five when he was telling a fan in the audience which concerts he had already been to – in addition to Adele (35) and Michael Jackson (†50), he also listened to Ed Sheeran live in the past. And even though the concert was “boring as hell” for the entertainer, he interjects: “He looks like our sons, standing there, with red hair and freckles and a guitar – I would be happy if our sons could do that he can. That was the most beautiful moment for me.” The best thing: Because the two are identical twins, they could switch places during the show and no one would notice, jokes Pocher.
Sandy Meyer-Wölden raves about her kids
When asked by the audience what was the best moment with her children, Sandy enthused: “It’s actually every moment that I get to spend with the children. That sounds so cheesy, but it’s really true, I know that very much appreciate.” She then goes on to explain that it is primarily the spontaneous things that fill her with happiness. “When you wake up in the morning and you have five wonderful souls who just want to snuggle up to you and you just watch a movie together,” she explains.
Oliver Pocher makes fun of his ex-wife
That’s going a little too far for Olli: “This is really very greasy, as you say,” he says and begins to perform a little sketch on stage about what it’s like when he comes to visit the kids. It goes haywire. Sandy would make exclamations like: “Hey, give it a break” or “Don’t bother me” and “The car is already there.” “Mother, father, yes, snuggle up to me,” he mimics his ex-wife. “We would like to serve you some breakfast. Oh how wonderful, wonderful souls here,” he continues to joke with her. Sandy takes it calmly and can’t stop herself from laughing.