It’s official: Grace Zakhour and Armin Rausch are a couple. The two GNTM participants announced this at the finale – and created a romantic moment.
It was rumored for a long time, but now fans of “Germany’s next Topmodel” (GNTM) know for sure: There was a spark in the model villa. Grace Zakhour and Armin Rausch are a couple. The two announced this very romantically at the GNTM finale – and thereby created what was probably the most touching moment of the evening.
Although neither of them made it to the final, they still won. Rausch makes this very clear when he is asked to review his time on GNTM. “I’m facing my greatest highlight right now,” he says to Heidi Klum and looks at Zakhour, who also didn’t make it to the final. And then he asks her the question of all questions in front of the camera: “Do you want to be with me?” The answer doesn’t take long to come – but it’s rather laconic: She gives him a long, passionate kiss and they both smile at each other.
Armin and Grace: A visible GNTM love
With this TV moment, the two GNTM participants confirm what fans of the show have suspected for weeks. Speculation about a love story in the model villa had become increasingly intense after they had jobs together and the obviously good relationship between the two. Both of them also posted videos together on Instagram, although initially without commenting on their relationship status.
So now it’s finally official – and not only the couple seems to be more than happy about it. Their fans are also excited on Instagram. “Absolute dream couple,” is what one of the comments under their joint posts says, or: “I’m so happy that you’re together!” The love story is no big surprise for model mom Heidi Klum either: “During rehearsals, I always saw when eyes could eat each other up.”
Source: Stern
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