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Heinz Hoenig celebrates the second wedding with his wife Annika
After a difficult time, the actor and wife Annika Kärsten-Hoenig give themselves the yes word-for the second time. The surprise ceremony took place on Sylt.
Actor Heinz Hoenig was surprised by his wife on the island of Sylt with a wedding celebration – and symbolically gave her the yes. Annika Kärsten-Hoenig organized ceremony in a small circle at the weekend, as it was said in an RTL video contribution on Sunday. Several media had reported on the festival.
“In good as in bad times”
Among other things, Kärsten-Hoenig showed recordings, who rose to Heinz Hoenig in the white wedding dress at the ceremony-and stirred the 73-year-old to tears. Actress Jenny Elvers gave a speech and announced: “Then I can – again – to explain to you – again.”
According to his wife, the actor was taken to a hospital in the spring of last year for acute heart problems and was in the artificial coma. He was then operated on the esophagus.
Annika Kärsten-Hoenig said in the RTL interview: “We married six years ago. In good times in good times.” In good times, everyone can, according to the 40-year-old. “But not to let go of the hand in bad times, everyone has to prove that for themselves in the situation.” You never gave up. The actor told the broadcaster: “Love is love – and I love this woman.”
Hoenig lives in the Harz with his wife and two small children
Among other things, Hoenig played in the 80s success “Das Boot” and is also known from television teachers of director Dieter Wedel from the 90s (“The Great Bellheim”, “The Schattenmann”, “The King of St. Pauli”). At the beginning of 2024, he participated in the RTL jungle camp as a candidate. Hoenig lives in the Harz with his wife and two small children in Blankenburg (Saxony-Anhalt).
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Source: Stern
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