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"Marienhof" star Isabella Hübner (43) got engaged, but ...
As Lisa Busch in "Marienhof" (Monday to Friday, 18:25, ARD), she has already married her dream man. Isabella Hübner (43) was also lucky with director Alexander Wiedl (45). But she does not want to marry him - not yet ...
Is it true that you are already engaged? Yes, but it is not official. He asked me, but we have not celebrated our engagement yet. I admit quite honestly: I need a little more time.
But you said yes, right? Alexander would be a man to marry. But I'm not ready to jump into the next marriage.
Why not? This took my first marriage too long. When she came to an end, Alexander was initially a good friend because he was in a similar situation. He also had a divorce, which was even worse because two children were involved.
So you do not want to rush a second marriage? No, I do not want to do that to Alexander. Processing a break takes half the time that the relationship took. But it's not like I can just leave everything behind and jump in the air for joy.
Do you want to marry again? Yes. I am old-fashioned. I would like to marry again.
Do you dream of a wedding in white? That does not have to be. At my first I got married in a costume. Because Alexander has Jewish roots, we could also imagine a wedding according to Jewish custom.
Are you also a believer? No. I am not a religious person. But I would like to learn the language (Hebrew, the Red.).
Your partner is often in Canada. But when he's in Germany, you live together ... Yes, we live together, but his parents live in Canada. He is half Canadians, half Austrians. His parents unfortunately live there as nursing cases in a home. He flies there twice a year. That's a hell of a lot, but more often he does not make it.
How does he look after her then? He gets her out of the home and lives with them in her house for a few weeks. At the same time, he is virtually the keeper for the two. That's an unfamiliar situation for everyone involved. But his parents are too old to take them to Germany. So he has to do the splits between Canada and here.
Have you ever been to Canada? Yes, I have visited his parents with him once before.
Then you have little time in common ... Yes, that's a bit of a shortcoming. We have a lot in common and are similar. If we have not seen each other for a long time, we do not need a start-up time to get closer again.
How do you enjoy your little free time? Unfortunately we have not found a common sport yet. But what we both like is walking. Last year we bought some equipment. We pack our seven things and then go to a mountain. Or we just lazy on the couch.
What do you do to reduce the stress? I have two dogs. I always go out with them in the woods. I also wanted a folding bike for my birthday and now drive through the forest with my dogs. That gives me relaxation.
