Adele Neuhauser had to accept the death of her ex-husband out of nowhere. But the “Tatort” actress isn’t afraid of her own death.
Vienna – “Tatort” star Adele Neuhauser (65) and her ex-husband Zoltan Paul († 68) had just been in front of the camera together for a film when the terrible news about his death became known. The actor and director had what appeared to be a genetic aneurysm and died unexpectedly. A shock for his relatives. “It’s still unbelievable,” says Adele Neuhauser today. How does she feel about death after the stroke of fate?
After tragic loss: Adele Neuhauser speaks about her own death
Adele Neuhauser, who celebrated her 65th birthday at the beginning of the year, is still coming to terms with the difficult loss of her ex-partner. Zoltan Paul was taken from life at the age of 68. “He is and will remain the man in my life, even if he is no longer with us. He was a highly talented person, a great painter, actor, writer. “Unfortunately he didn’t have enough time to really live it all out,” she enthuses about the deceased in an interview with
Bunte
.
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The TV star has also dealt with her own death - not least because Adele Neuhauser had suicidal thoughts when she was young and even attempted suicide several times. “Death does have a place. “I’ve had so much to do with death in my life that I’m almost a bit arrogant and say: I’m no longer afraid of death,” the Viennese woman explains. One thought apparently makes it easier for her to come to terms with transience. “Death is real and is part of life, that’s what I’ve learned,” she says.
Despite a close friendship: This is how Adele Neuhauser and her ex separated
Even though he made death present again in her life, Adele Neuhauser remembers her ex-husband fondly. Because unlike many others, the two managed to get along well even after their relationship ended. But how did the separation even come about? “We met very early, when I was very young. I married him when I was 22. I had the feeling that I couldn't develop alongside him, that I couldn't change. We argued very, very much about everything and every thing,” she tells
Bunte
today .
The TV actress could no longer imagine a life like this. “After the separation, this burden was lifted from us and we were able to be what we always were to each other, namely very close friends,” she emphasizes. Adele Neuhauser also recently gave insight into her love life.
Source used:
Bunte (issue from April 11, 2024)