Harald Glööckler: The move to Berlin changed that

Harald Glööckler (59) will be seen in the second season of “Herr Glööckler sucht das Glück” from November 13th (Wednesday, 9:15 p.m. on RTLzwei). In an interview with the news agency spot on news, the designer and entrepreneur reveals how the 30th anniversary of his “Pompöös” fashion is celebrated in his documentary soap and what, however, is not discussed in the new episodes. He also explains what changed his move from Kirchheim to Berlin and why his beauty procedures are not planned.

Harald Glööckler: Normally I’m not that sentimental and don’t look back, but when you celebrate 30 years of successful big shows as an artist, that shouldn’t be underestimated. Or rather, you can give yourself a pat on the back.

Glööckler: The spectators will be there first hand – from the beginning to the big finale. You will experience a haute couture show as it is planned and realized. That’s very interesting, especially the many challenges that you have to face every now and then so that a show like this is really realized the way the designer imagines.

Glööckler: Of course, the private person Harald differs from the public person. You won’t really see the private person Harald on television. But there are still private, intimate insights through the keyhole.

Glööckler: I think my relationship life was discussed enough in the last season. We will focus on other topics this season.

Glööckler: I’m feeling wonderful. I really enjoy living in Berlin. I feel very comfortable there. Somehow I – and I think the Berliners also had – the feeling that I never left. I have more inquiries at the moment than ever before. There is no standstill for Harald Glööckler.

Glööckler: I exercise regularly. So after the sport is before the sport and after the operation is before the operation. But you shouldn’t imagine that there is an operation plan, but rather that something will be done when it is necessary.

Glööckler: I am very satisfied with the result of my autobiography. I asked myself the questions: Do we really need another biography of a personality? Then I thought to myself, at the end of the day it’s not just a biography, but rather a guide for many people. A life guide. I have dedicated my entire life to women. At the age of six, I decided to make all women princesses, to create a more beautiful and better world and was also the first fashion designer to create elegant, wearable fashion at low prices for full-figured women.

Glööckler: It’s not my first appearance on a jury. I was already on the “Let’s Dance” jury and “Curvy Supermodel”. In that respect it is nothing new. I have no problem judging others based on their styling or appearance. After all, that is my job as a juror. It’s a wonderful format that I really enjoy and absolutely enriches German television.

Glööckler: Well, the next one will probably be my own show, the “Harald Glööckler Late Night Show”. (laughs)

Glööckler: For me it was a great year full of events and wonderful moments that I am very grateful for. I wish myself happiness, joy, health, peace in the world and lots of gifts for 2025.

Glööckler: One person is definitely certain: that’s my sweet little Papillon, Billy King. And we’ll see the rest.

Glööckler: Oh, for me it changes a lot with the decoration. Sometimes touristy, sometimes very traditional. What you can’t miss on Christmas Eve is butter, pasta with truffles, caviar and champagne.