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After surgery: Ralph Siegel celebrates New Year's Eve with his wife in hospital

Hit composer Ralph Siegel had to spend New Year's Eve in hospital after an operation - but still toasted the New Year with his wife. "Laura has decided to move in with me at the clinic. It feels good that she is with me around the clock," the 78-year-old told the "Bild" newspaper (Tuesday). The...

Music producer Ralph Siegel and his wife Laura at H. Markwort's 85th birthday. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Music producer Ralph Siegel and his wife Laura at H. Markwort's 85th birthday. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Music producer - After surgery: Ralph Siegel celebrates New Year's Eve with his wife in hospital

Hit composer Ralph Siegel had to spend New Year's Eve in hospital after an operation - but still toasted the New Year with his wife. "Laura has decided to move in with me at the clinic. It feels good that she is with me around the clock," the 78-year-old told the "Bild" newspaper (Tuesday). The couple also spent New Year's Eve in the hospital room. "We ordered food from an Italian restaurant. Laura had fish, I had carpaccio and pasta," said Siegel and summarized: "Fortunately, I haven't lost my appetite yet."

At midnight, he and his wife opened a bottle of champagne. "I even got up to toast," reported Siegel, who became famous with hits such as "Ein bisschen Frieden" at the Eurovision Song Contest.

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  1. Despite the hospital setting, Ralph Siegel expressed his happiness, stating, "It feels good that Laura is with me around the clock."
  2. On New Year's Eve in Munich, Germany, Bavaria's favorite hit composer, Ralph Siegel, enjoyed an Italian meal with his wife in their hospital room.
  3. Emotions ran high as People gathered around the music producer, wishing him a happy New Year and a swift recovery.
  4. In the spirit of celebrations, Ralph Siegel, the renowned composer of "Ein bisschen Frieden" at the Eurovision Song Contest, raised his glass to the New Year with his wife.
  5. Maintaining his health was crucial for Ralph Siegel in the coming months, and he vowed to keep up with his favorite music, hoping for a swift recovery and new melodies in Munich, Germany.

Source: www.stern.de

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