"1.5 million?

Do we have more”: “Daughter-in-law wanted” presenter Vera Int-Veen reveals how rich she is

Created: 05/22/2022, 11:53 am

By: Janine Napirca

Vera Int-Veen talks about her fortune in an interview.

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For years, Vera Int-Veen moderated the TV show "Wanted daughter-in-law".

In the spring, she announced that she was retiring from television.

In an interview, the TV pensioner spoke about her assets.

Mallorca – After 30 years, Vera Int-Veen is giving up her TV career, mainly to enjoy time with her wife Christiane Obermann.

For years she was the face of "wanted daughter-in-law".

But she also moderated TV programs such as "Helfer mit Herz" or "The Great Weight Loss".

In an interview with RTL, the TV pensioner hinted at how much ash has gotten around for her over the years on television.

Ex-“Daughter-in-law wanted” presenter Vera Int-Veen is also active in another business

The former TV presenter and her wife have been in the food sector for years: "I wrote a cookbook, we produce spices, we have our own oil," enthuses Vera in an interview.

This allows the couple to live a life of luxury: “We can work anywhere in the world.

I can travel around the world.

That gives us a lot of freedom and a great deal of nonchalance,” says Vera, describing her everyday life.

Ex-TV presenter Vera Int-Veen enjoys the time with her wife "Obi".

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"We can, but we don't have to," is the motto.

"It's a great feeling," enthuses the former "daughter-in-law wanted" presenter.

"Everything is really very relaxed," confirms her wife, called "Obi".

In 2016 they said yes on Mallorca.

"1.5 million?

Do we have more”: “Daughter-in-law wanted” presenter Vera Int-Veen reveals how rich she is

Asked by the moderators if there was any truth to the $1.5 million fortune speculation, Verakess replies: "I'm always one to be honest: I was a producer for years, I did a daily talk show for ten years, After that I was always on the go with evening programs.

Obi and I never squandered the dough.

$1.5 million isn't enough.

Do we have more?

But what to do with all the coal?

In any case, the couple still wants to fulfill a dream: "We wanted to go on our honeymoon, once around the world, but Hawaii should definitely be there," says Vera, who does not describe herself as an influencer, pensioner, ex-TV moderator or business woman, but simply referred to as a "private person".

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