Miriam Höller about love for Roland Trettl: “There is also afraid with”

Miriam Höller (37) got to know her new love, chef and moderator Roland Trettl (53), years ago about her partner Hannes Arch, who died in 2016. “It’s crazy because Roland was a friend of Hannes and I got to know him,” she reveals in an interview with the Spot on News news agency.

The 37-year-old, who now publishes her book “Life is unfair: and that’s a good thing” (Econ), adds: “We have known each other for fourteen years and have not been in contact for a long time. Didn’t make it publicly because we wanted to see how well we fit together. A few days ago, Höller and Trettl.

The former stunt woman broke both feet at a helicopter stunt in high heels in 2016, which ended her career at the time. A little later, her life partner Hannes Arch died in a helicopter crash. Höller, who is a speaker and author today, complements her new relationship: “Of course there is also afraid that I will build something again and then break it again. But this is again about a brave decision for me: I want now A new relationship.

The couple does not yet have any concrete plans for the future: “The nice thing is that our two lives are very dynamic, but that is why we go together so well. Because of our two past, we know how important it is to appreciate that we have even found each other. Now we enjoy that first. “

Over the next few months, the former “Germany’s Next Top Model” candidate, who in “Life is unfair: and that is a good thing” describes how she got back to her after her fate: “For me, the appearances are for me Book and my lectures. She continues: “This is the nice thing about being a couple: going through life together and supporting each other.” Overall, she “no longer makes big plans because I know: you can plan so much and then life comes in between and has other plans for you. Then I will go flexibly with the change again.”

And what is the most important message that Miriam Höller wants to give her readers with their book? “The most important message from the book is to trust the process of life,” she says. “I had no confidence in life for a long time. That was very unsettled because I always believed in very simple rules of the game. I thought I just had to be a good person, work hard enough and then life will give me. But that Life is completely uncontrollable and we just don’t know what will happen tomorrow. ” At the same time, it is up to us, according to Höller, “what we do out of these challenges that are thrown out of our feet. To have this confidence that something nice can arise from the greatest destruction if I do my homework if I want it If I make courageous decisions, we ultimately grow life.