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Oliver Pocher's heart is not yet completely healed.
He is not yet looking again after his separation from Amira Pocher.
Cologne – Oliver Pocher (46) probably hasn’t quite gotten over the pain of his separation yet.
When the news of the end of love with Amira Pocher (31) became known in the summer of 2023, the comedian was initially devastated because, unlike his ex, he wanted to hold on to the relationship.
Afterwards, the couple's split developed into a public war of the roses and in the end the comedian processed his pain in the program “Der Liebeskasper”, with which he is currently on tour.
But after this roller coaster ride of emotions, Oliver is not yet ready for new love.
Not yet able to cope with the end of love: Oliver Pocher is not ready for a new love
Oliver Pocher now revealed this in the joint podcast “The Pochers!
Freshly recycled”, which he has been producing since separating from Amira with his ex-wife Alessandra Meyer-Wölden (40), with whom he was married from 2010 to 2014 and has three children.
When his ex-wife asked him whether the comedian had already found a woman on tour when so many female fans were chasing him, Pocher replied: “I don't feel ready for a new love.
I don't have to have it." And he also explained why, while teasing Amira: "I have enough to do with working through the old love."
Man in demand: Women want to date Oliver Pocher
Oliver Pocher could have it easy, because even his ex-wife Alessandra Meyer-Wölden has already received “applications” from women who allegedly want to date him.
“There were great women there,” she emphasized, and was sure that her ex-husband would also like some of them.
He viewed this rather skeptically and rejected the idea.
Things are now going much better between Oliver and Amira Pocher.
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When asked what type of woman she could be looking for as a pocher, he simply answers: “Am I 19 now?
That’s bullshit.” By the way: Ex Amira doesn’t seem to be particularly happy with Oliver’s parenting methods.
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Podcast “The Pochers!
Freshly recycled”