One week after the media breakup of a Bayern Munich striker, 25-year-old Nahardt was found lifeless in her Berlin apartment • Police are investigating whether it was a suicide • About a month ago, the footballer claimed the model was trying to blackmail him and sabotaged contact with his children
Jerome Boateng with a difficulty for Nahardt.
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German media have reported in recent hours on the death of model Kashia Lanhardt, who was found dead earlier this morning in her lifeless home in her Berlin apartment.
Lannhardt, 25, has been the life partner of Bayern Munich stopper Jerome Boateng for the past year and three months, but just last week it was reported that the two had decided to break up, ending a tumultuous relationship.
Police, who arrived at the famous model's apartment this morning, said that "Nahardt's difficulty was found lifeless, and the suspicion of suicide was investigated after it was proven that it was not a murder or that another party was involved in the tragic death."
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Lannhardt, who has starred in a number of reality shows in Germany ("Top Model"), wrote in her latest Instagram post, just after breaking up with Boateng: "Now is the time to put a line, it's enough."
It should be noted that the Bio-Two relationship was known to be particularly tumultuous when just about a month ago, the Bayern Munich stopper accused Lanhardt of extortion and of deliberately sabotaging his relationship with the mother of his two children, Rebecca.
Lennhardt, on the other hand, left a son born to her from a previous spouse, accusing Boateng of obvious infidelity, and of causing a breakup between the two.
"Kashia tried to blackmail me," Boateng told German media about two months ago. "Several times she threatened to kill me, ruin my career and cause me to lose contact with my children. She said she would accuse him of beating her and that she would come to court with me."
Jerome Boateng has left the Bayern Munich squad preparing for the Club World Cup final after his ex-girlfriend was found dead in Germany.
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A week later, the footballer posted an Instagram post in which he took a step back: "It's no secret, I ended my relationship with a difficulty. It's very sad, but for me and my family it was just the only option. I wish Cassia all the best in the world."