Anne Will reorients herself.
In addition to the end of her political talk show of the same name, she is said to have been seen with a new partner.
Berlin – For Anne Will, the year 2023 began with a big step.
After 16 years, she ended her political talk show of the same name in "Das Erste" at the end of the year.
And while she wants to reorient herself professionally, there seems to be a big change in her personal life as well.
Two new companions have appeared regularly at her side: a dog and its young owner.
Togetherness in a Berlin villa: TV journalist Anne Will (56) just fell in love with a young author (30).
It has been four years since Anne Will separated from the publicist and publisher Miriam Meckel (55).
Since then, no other partnership has been known to the public - until now.
As
bild.de claims
to have learned from friends of the presenter, she is said to receive regular romantic visits from a woman who is also no stranger.
Helene Hegemann (30) is said to be Will's partner.
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Anne Will and her partner Helene Hegemann are currently spending a lot of time together at Wills Villa in Berlin-Zehlendorf.
© Peter Hartenfelser/imago;
NDR/Wolfgang Borrs/obs
Met at the theater: Anne Will's new partner is an author
The young author should be familiar with life in the public eye.
At the age of 17 she wrote her debut novel "Axolotl Roadkill", which received many good reviews and made a film of the book seven years later.
She works as a freelance author in Berlin and published another work last year.
The two met when they went to the theater together,
writes
bild.de.
Hegemann's father is a dramaturge and author.
Meanwhile, according to
bild.de
, Will has announced that she wants to continue working as a presenter after she ends TV – only on theater stages from 2024.
Neither Will nor Hegemann has responded to a request from
bild.de
and commented on it.
Meanwhile, fans of the popular TV show still have 11 months ahead of them, with one episode of "Anne Will" coming out each week.
Last Sunday, the guests discussed the Ukraine war and European arms deliveries.
SPD General Secretary Kevin Kühnert and political scientist and military expert Prof. Carlo Masala had a particularly heated argument.
List of rubrics: © Peter Hartenfelser/imago;
NDR/Wolfgang Borrs/obs