Rapper Bushido (47) and adventure entrepreneur Jochen Schweizer (69) are reportedly in conflict. The dispute was initially brought to light by Bushido's wife, Anna-Maria Ferchichi (44), through a series of Instagram stories. She alleged that Schweizer had called her husband "highly criminal." The incident reportedly stemmed from an altercation between the 15-year-old daughters of both families at a school bus stop in Grünwald, where a shoving match allegedly occurred. Bushido then went to the bus stop, where he encountered Schweizer, and the conversation between the fathers escalated verbally.
Schweizer posted on Instagram that a man "unknown to him at the time" had approached his daughter in an "inappropriate, aggressive, and intimidating tone." This led to a discussion between the fathers, during which the rapper allegedly suggested they "go around the corner to settle the matter personally." Schweizer told RTL that he believes resolving the issue through social media is "the wrong way and not in the interest of the children of both parties."
In a separate story, singer Maite Kelly (46) revealed how her father, Dan Kelly, helped her maintain a healthy body image. She recounted that when she was teased for her figure, her father would show her a fertility goddess figurine and remind her that larger women were "always considered goddesses." He told her in English, "Don't worry, you are a goddess," instilling in her a deep sense of self-worth and the conviction, "I'm beautiful."
Meanwhile, moderator and musician Stefan Mross (50) has reportedly expressed his frustration after the final live broadcast of his Schlager show "Immer wieder sonntags." According to a Bild newspaper report, he allegedly criticized ARD and Südwestrundfunk (SWR) behind the scenes for canceling the show. During a dinner with production company employees, Mross reportedly confronted SWR Program Director Clemens Bratzler, who had informed him of the show's cancellation. Mross is quoted as saying to Bratzler, "Clemens, I think you once had a very unsuccessful TV show. To me, it came across as if this was a small revenge action by you." An SWR spokesperson told Bild, "We have repeatedly emphasized how difficult the decision to end 'Immer wieder sonntags' was for us. Despite all understandable emotionality, a respectful coexistence was and is important to us." The program was canceled after approximately 31 years, citing cost-saving measures and the desire to develop new digital formats.
Musician Kelly Osbourne (41) recently realized how much weight she had lost after the death of her father, Ozzy Osbourne, last summer. She told the Mail on Sunday that it was only when looking at a photograph during a Grammys outfit fitting that she noticed her significant weight loss. She described the image as "shocking," stating, "I didn't know I looked like this! My spine – you could see every single bone." While her weight loss had been reported since the death of the former Black Sabbath frontman, she herself was initially unaware of the extent of the problem. She explained, "I couldn't see what other people were seeing because I was suffering so much." The pain had caused her to lose her appetite.
