Like a professional: Sophia Cordalis, daughter of Daniela Katzenberger and Lucas Cordalis, made her first appearance on the red carpet.
Sophia Cordalis (9) walked the red carpet for the first time at the charity gala for McDonald’s Children’s Aid in Munich on October 26th. Together with her mother Daniela Katzenberger (38) and her father Lucas Cordalis (57), the nine-year-old posed for the photographers like an old hand. For her carpet debut, she wore a white tulle dress with beading and a matching headband.
“She’s probably been telling us for three years that she wants to go on a red carpet,” reveals . Sophia, who has been in front of the camera in the family’s own reality show “Daniela Katzenberger” since she was born, was apparently not nervous. The student reports that she learned to pose all by herself and practiced interview situations with her father.
Sophia Cordalis “wants to make a career”
The girl already seems to feel comfortable in her parents’ glittering world. “I want to have a career,” she emphasizes in an interview with the broadcaster. She is already very interested in make-up and makes sure “that I look very good. Every minute I look at my hair and see how it turned out after I straightened it.”
Katzenberger and Cordalis support their daughter’s ambitions. “Privacy is a very small thing for us. And she was born for this world. And I think it’s good when you know what you want. And above all, very early on,” said the prominent reality actress. However, such events should not become normal for her daughter; school still comes first.
Numerous star guests at the McDonald’s charity gala
The red carpet at the gala in Munich was also in great demand beyond the Katzenberger clan. Carmen (59) and Robert Geiss (60), ex-racing driver Ralf Schumacher (49) and his life partner Étienne Bousquet-Cassagne (35), singer Sasha (52) and actress Nova Meierhenrich (50) appeared at the event. Thore Schölermann (40) and Jana Ina Zarrella (47) led the evening as presenter duo.
Proceeds from the annual event benefit the McDonald’s Children’s Aid Foundation, which supports the families of seriously ill children. This year, according to the press release, donations amounted to 1,482,785 euros.
Source: Stern
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