Chris Töpperwien's love life has made headlines in the past. But maybe he has really found the woman for life in girlfriend Nicole. After all, the two have been married for a short time - and now also in happy anticipation.
Chris Töpperwien becomes a father for the first time. The TV emigrant and his wife Nicole announced this on Instagram.
The accompanying post shows a picture of Nicole posing by the sea - in a short orange dress. Töpperwien's wife put her hand on her stomach. It says: "We are in love with a little person whom we have not yet met. 1 1=3
In an Instagram story, Chris Töpperwien added: "We can't wait to meet our newcomer at Christmas."
The restaurateur only announced at the end of May that he had entered into the bond of marriage. Töpperwien also shared this message with around 150,000 followers via his official Instagram account.
For a series of pictures that showed the couple – and even the family dog – finely dressed up, he wrote to his wife Nicole: “You are the person I am destined to spend the rest of my life with. Nicole Katharina, I love you!"
At that time, the 48-year-old used “wedding”, “Beverly Hills” and “Malibu” as hashtags. One of the photos showed the couple in love on the beach, another photo presented the wedding rings of the two in detail.
Chris Töpperwien emigrated to the USA around ten years ago. Because, among other things, he tried to gain a foothold there with the sale of fast food, he later earned the nickname "Currywurst Man".
Töpperwien started his TV career with the Vox show "Goodbye Germany! The Emigrants". This was followed in 2016 by an appearance in the RTL production "Das Sommerhaus der Stars - Kampf der Promipaare". At that time still at his side: his current ex-wife Magdalèna Kalley, whom he married in 2014.
Before Töpperwien met Nicole, he made headlines with another liaison. In 2019 he met the Austrian Magalie Berghahn, who is around 15 years his junior. The couple's engagement was broken after just a few weeks.
His participation in "I'm a Star - Get Me Out of Here!" undoubtedly contributed to Töpperwien's popularity. at. In the jungle camp he was only too happy to fight with his permanent rival Bastian Yotta. He ended up placing sixth on the show.
