Teri Hatcher at Berlin Fashion Week: On the red carpet with her daughter

High density of celebrities at the fashion show of the German fashion company Marc Cain at Berlin Fashion Week (from February 4th to 8th). The star guest at the event in the Berlin Arena was “Desperate Housewives” star Teri Hatcher (59). The actress beamed with her 26-year-old daughter Emerson Tenney in a perfectly coordinated, elegant purple color.

The two had traveled from California for two days. Hatcher, who lives as a single parent both in her role on the famous women’s series and in real life, shares her experiences with single mothers: “Take good care of yourself, enjoy your friendships and go out and have a good time. But don’t have Too many expectations when looking for a partner: Find a man – or not!” Personally, she is currently happy without a partner.

Also among the guests were “Supertalent” juror Bruce Darnell (66) and the TV stars Giovanni (45) and Jana Ina Zarrella (47). The poetic motto of the evening: “Blend Boundaries” inspired some of the international and German stars to think deeply.

“Desperate Housewives” star Teri Hatcher: Regularly question your own boundaries

Teri Hatcher opens up about an inspiration during the show: “I saw this glamorous creation, leaned over to my daughter and said, ‘Why have I never had the courage to wear something like that?'” The Emmy winner, who previously studied mathematics during her acting career, makes it clear: “We should always keep in mind the expectations that others have of us and also question them: ‘Is that what I want?'” She finds it important and refreshing if we listen to ourselves more often, trust our curiosity and allow ourselves to try something new in a completely unconventional way. It is important to “exceed our own limits” every now and then.

Her 26-year-old daughter Emerson Tenney emphasizes a different aspect when it comes to boundaries: “Setting boundaries is important for us women. Unfortunately, we are still often raised to meet the needs of others more than to see our own. That can happen too being dangerous.” Unlike most men, women need to be more aware of this and develop strategies. Her mother had been sexually abused by an uncle as a child and made this public in 2006.

Frauke Ludowig reveals her family values

TV presenter Frauke Ludowig (60) and her eldest daughter Nele Ludowig Roeffen (20) also get serious faces when it comes to the topic of boundaries. “I have two daughters, so it was natural to give them a clear ‘No!’ when it came to possible sexual assault. to set,” explains the moderator. Mother and daughter agree that a stable value system helps to differentiate themselves. “I was lucky enough to learn a lot from my parents and passed it on to my children,” said Ludowig. Nele nods: “That’s why my sister and I didn’t need to test boundaries at all.” Ludowig lists the family virtues: “Honesty, straightforwardness, discipline and a get-up-and-go mentality: fall down and carry on – that’s what we live by.”

The TV jack-of-all-trades couple Giovanni and Jana Ina Zarrella shed light on the motto from the political side. Both have dual citizenship, in addition to German, Italian and Brazilian. According to Jana Ina, cosmopolitanism is a parenting maxim for her eleven-year-old daughter and 15-year-old son: “It’s not about skin color, it’s not about origin, but how you behave as a person.” Her husband Giovanni adds: “We are all children of God, it is one world and we all need peaceful coexistence.” Achieving this is a task and a task for every person.

Entertainer Bruce Darnell: Free yourself from boundaries – but don’t lose respect

Entertainer Bruce Darnell was in a good mood as always and danced along the catwalk clapping at the end of the show. For him too, borders have a negative connotation, emphasizes Darnell: “We don’t need borders. We should all free ourselves from them,” said the TV star. Instead, it is much more important to “reinvent yourself every day. To be creative, to be flexible, to be hard-working and never to lose respect for others.”

TV Mallorca broker Marcel Remus (37) finds boundaries particularly harmful for business: “You have to be confident in yourself, give full throttle, do what you are convinced of and don’t let yourself be slowed down.” Remus doesn’t see the danger that he might overstep other people’s boundaries: “You’ll see that! Then you have to row back.” In his experience, people then began to take notice.

Top model Céline Bethmann (25) sets her boundaries much more strictly in her private life than at work, where she likes to get involved in new things: “An offer to do a dance show like ‘Let’s Dance’, even though I can’t dance – why not? Nude photos? That would suit me on the brand, the photographer, the style…” said the former “GNTM” winner. In her private life, however, she first had to learn to set limits. She is now less “tolerant” in this regard and thinks it is important to set clear boundaries.

The Dutch top model and influencer Romee Strijd (28), mother of two children, wants above all to set boundaries with her family. While she and her husband are a successful influencer couple, she strictly keeps her children away from the business: “I want to protect my family from the public.”