Wedding - Bremen's Governor Bovenschulte married at the beginning of August
Bremen's Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte and his partner Kerstin Kruger are getting married at the beginning of August. The SPD politician and the biologist will give their "I do's" at the Bremen Town Hall on August 9th, as confirmed by a spokesperson of the Senate. After the wedding, the couple will celebrate with their family in the Kaminsaal. Previously, the "Weser-Kurier" had reported on the planned wedding.
The two have known each other since their youth. They attended the Sarstedt Gymnasium in Hildesheim together. Kerstin Kruger was a professor for Integrated Pest Control, lived and worked in South Africa for many years. They met again after more than 35 years, as Bovenschulte revealed in an interview last year.
For the 58-year-old, it is his second marriage. The Mayor and the former Senator Ulrike Hiller separated in 2021. They had been married for over 20 years and have two daughters together.
- Andreas Bovenschulte, being a well-known politician from Bremen affiliated with the SPD party, will share the joy of marriage with his partner Kerstin Kruger, a biologist, in a festive celebration after their wedding at the Bremen Town Hall.
- Despite their busy lives in politics and academia, Bovenschulte and Kruger, both having roots in Bremen and Hildesheim respectively, managed to reconnect and later plan a festive cultural event to celebrate their nuptials.
- Amidst the bustling world of politics, the people of Bremen express their support and congratulations to Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte on this significant milestone in his life, as he embarks on a new journey with his partner Kerstin Kruger.
