Sweetheart stories: At home I'm just a woman

One can object to the heart leaves, but at least they believe in the never-ending power of love.

Even in elderly bellies, they let butterflies flutter, as a text in

shows: "In love like a teenager – Princess Beatrix (84) – This man lets her shine," we read on the occasion of a photo that the former queen next to the politician Herman Tjeenk Willink, 80, shows.

"It has been rumored for some time that the two are more than just friends.

After this performance, that's for sure!” Who wouldn't find that touching?

Well, possibly Quintus Marck.

This is, we googled, Herman Tjeenk Willink's husband - and a reason to suspect Beatrixen's alleged new love has no future.

And neither is a present.

Jorg Thomann

Editor in the “Life” section of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sunday newspaper.

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Even a questionable character doesn't protect against ending up on a sweetheart title with implied romances.

"Fergie & Andrew - Despite all the scandals - 2nd wedding!

The sensation is perfect," says

happily, who cannot help but specifically address one of the scandals: "A 38-year-old American woman recently accused him of having had an affair with her when she was 17 (sic)." So Of course you can also express it, but it shouldn't if she actually accuses him of having abused her when she was a minor.

Sixth generation shaman

In fact, Märtha wants to marry Louise of Norway, namely Durek Verrett, who works as a shaman.

took a close look and discovered inconsistencies: Verrett claims to be "a sixth-generation shaman" and "to have learned the arts from his grandmother".

But that grandmother died before he was born, which Verrett sees no contradiction in: “He can communicate with the deceased.” An argument that shouldn't be dismissed easily and that qualifies him even more as a shaman.

However, if it turns out that Verrett forged his diploma from the Shaman Academy and copied his necromancy formulas, things would be different.

An interesting place for shamans could be the ruins of Landskron Castle, where none other than singer Chris Roberts, who died five years ago, is said to have found a home.

"Now he's haunting the castle as a ghost," reports

, quoting the lord of the castle Erich Gumpitsch: "In January around four-thirty in the evening, pop music suddenly sounded through the castle." Hui, chain rattling and howling we think is fine, but pop music - now that's really creepy.

Loud knocking

It is also mysterious what

reports about the Geiss couple.

Because their room cards didn't work, Carmen Geiss made a scene in the lobby of a hotel.

Husband Robert meanwhile, according to an "eyewitness", "knocked loudly on the door for minutes because he couldn't come in".

But if his wife was in the lobby, what may Geiss have thought, who would open it for him?

A lost castle ghost?

Hansi Hinterseer has a less noisy marriage, and

knows a reason for this: "The sympathetic singer would never contest his Romana's place in the kitchen, for example." That is extremely considerate.

Certainly the sympathetic singer would never push ahead when taking out the garbage or cleaning the toilets.

The marriage of Victoria Swarovski seems to work in a similar way, which

explains : “Most women can keep the female in them for the man they love.

Me too.” At home, according to Swarovski, “I'm just a woman and very gentle”.

While she sometimes lets the rough guy hang out outside?

She preserves the feminine in herself through fine lingerie, among other things: "You can tell immediately from her charisma whether a woman is wearing lace underwear underneath or not." Many thanks too, Ms. Swarovski, for always reminding us when we meet charismatic women will think that they are now wearing lace underwear.

Does the same actually apply to charismatic men?

"Prince William is no longer quite as sexy as he used to be," is the hard

verdict on the British.

"You can tell what inner struggles he's fighting by looking at his strong jaw muscles, which result from constantly clenching his teeth."

Presumably, those who constantly get a beating from the boss also train their neck muscles, and those who keep swallowing everything train their esophagus.

Finally it should be about Jasmine Dagless from Norwich, who

tells about.

Her parents had given her the name Ikea, which pleased the furniture store: "And indeed, there was a free sofa on it." Dagless, however, suffered from the teasing and renamed herself Jasmine as an adult.

You should bear this in mind if, based on this story, you are now toying with the idea of ​​naming your offspring Prada or Ferrari.