Early last week, Oliver Pocher’s (46) estranged wife Amira Pocher (31) and ‘taff’ presenter Christian Düren (34) made their official couple debut during Berlin Fashion Week. While Oliver Pocher Although he did not address these latest developments in the latest edition of his podcast “The Pochers! Freshly Recycled” (exclusively on Podimo), as the live edition of the audio program was recorded before the events, the comedian addresses the topic in the new edition of 12. July commented on the matter.
Oliver Pocher: “You don’t have to charge it with such a mystery”
Initially, in a conversation with his ex-wife Alessandra “Sandy” Meyer-Wölden (41), Pocher accuses Amira of now using similar “influencer tactics” that he and his estranged wife previously discussed on the podcast “The Pochers”. !” still made fun. Pocher believes that Amira has made her new relationship, which was already an open secret to many observers after paparazzi photos of her vacation together with Düren in South Africa, “laden with mystery”.
The comedian appears injured
“First always denying and denying that you have a partner,” is how he describes the 31-year-old’s behavior as he observes it. He would have liked Amira to have been more direct about this issue.
Furthermore, Amira has “flirted with whoever she wants, and that is her right,” Pocher continues, adding that “of course it is still hurtful” to him, and that he “doesn’t do that, only me.” I think it’s positive.”
I hope the divorce will be finalized soon
“And now I would have chosen the performance, the way it happened and the surrounding circumstances differently,” Pocher continued. His podcast partner Meyer-Wölden then asks clarifyingly: “Do you mean the timing?”, and receives an affirmative answer from the father of her children.
During the latest edition of “The Pochers! Freshly Recycled” the comedian repeatedly mentions the upcoming edition parting of the married couple. He hopes that this will be over soon, because he wants to ‘draw a line in the sand’. “The ball is on the other side”, he says, and in the same breath he regrets that divorces, in which he already has some experience, are often ultimately about money. Sandy Meyer-Wölden, however, does not entirely agree with him on this point. In her opinion and experience, the bruised egos of those involved also play a role in divorces.
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