Eric Stehfest at “The Hour after”: in a wedding suit against the separation rumors

The stubborn rumors of separation around Eric (35) and Edith Stehfest (29) immediately made it to Australia. More precisely, the former sports commentator Jörg Dahlmann (66) had addressed this – whether consciously or unconsciously – when he claimed that her husband had referred to her husband. She then made the green hell hot and sensed a perfidious tactic behind it to get her out of the concept. In the meantime he immediately apologized with “I must have interrogated myself”. Stand -proof corrected stable: “You heard that wrong!”

In the meantime, Eric Stehfest has also commented on the incident and the underlying rumors. He did this with a symbolic act: he appeared in the wedding train in which he had said yes to his Edith around nine years ago. He asserts to moderator Angela Finger-Erben (44): “I don’t wear the ring here for nothing. In good times as in bad times, until death separates us: these words really mean us. We fought hard for ourselves.”

Together, the standing festivals “went through so many hells,” he continued. The rumors are now another of them. Why his wife reacted so much in the camp had to do with the children: “We were very stressful that such fake news went around. It went so far that our child was addressed in school.”

Already almost exactly two months ago, Eric and Edith Stehfest tried to kiss the separation rumors with a joint TV appearance. The couple was very intimate on November 22nd in conversation with “Riverboat” presenter Kim Fisher (55) and immediately made it clear in the person of Eric Stehfest: “So: We are not separated. To make it clear.”

His wife then described how these false claims came about – and criticized the reporting of German media. “Only the part was taken that says: Edith Stehfest has moved out, so they have to be separated.”

It was true that his wife had moved out – Eric Stehfest had justified that at the end of October with the words “She needed distance”. However, this step did not mean the separation, but the exact opposite, as Edith Stehfest revealed at the time: “It was completely swept under the carpet what it should actually be about. We somehow rock, stick and have our children.”