Stefan Mross is known to a wide audience as a cheerful showmaster. The host of the TV show “Always Again Sundays” is very popular not only with his fans. He has also found great happiness privately for some time. Soon she will marry her partner Anna-Carina. Last year the entertainer had proposed to her in front of the camera on Florian Silbereisen’s show.
Now the entertainer has given himself an interview at “BUNTE”. There the singer now spoke openly about the past. With Anna-Carina it seems as if he has found the absolute dream partner not only privately, but also professionally. A duet album of the two is to be released at the end of May. But dark shadows lay over Stefan’s past. Mross married the folk musician Stefanie Hertel in 2006, but this marriage broke up in 2011. His second marriage to production assistant Susanne Schmidt started in 2013 and the couple separated in 2016. From this marriage, the two children Valentin and Paula emerged. Stefan was always a happy man for the people in front of the screens. But inside it looked very different, since Stefan had been on the stage since he was 13 and was therefore exposed to enormous pressure. That’s why Stefan Mross had often tried to drown his problems in alcohol.
Stefan tells the “BUNTE” about his difficult time. “And of course that was one of the reasons why he poured too much alcohol into himself,” says the magazine’s deputy editor-in-chief. But finally, Stefan was saved by his Anna-Carina. In the meantime, Stefan is doing well again. Stefan is incredibly grateful to his fiancé Anna-Carina Woitschack, who claims that she saved his life. What a wonderful declaration of love! It’s nice to see how happy the two are with each other and how the couple complement each other. The 17-year age difference does not matter. Wherever you see the couple together, you immediately notice how happy the two are. Next Sunday, May 3rd, the dream couple will be on stage again for the first time on TV, because the new season of “Again and again on Sundays” will start at 10:03 am.
