People - Christmas fan Herrmann-Wick is looking forward to family time
Olympic biathlon champion Denise Herrmann-Wick wants to use her newfound free time after the end of her career primarily for her family. "I want to go home to my parents and grandparents more often, that has suffered a bit in recent years. Just being there for a birthday has always been difficult until the end," Germany's Sportswoman of the Year, who ended her impressive winter sports career in the spring, told the "Sächsische Zeitung" newspaper.
From next year, the 35-year-old will have a small family of her own, as she is due to give birth to her first child in the spring. "It was always clear to me that family planning would come afterwards. And that's the best reason to end a sporting career," said Herrmann-Wick recently at the athletes' gala in Baden-Baden. The construction of the house in her adopted home of Ruhpolding should also be completed by the time she gives birth.
The windows have now been installed. "Now not everyone can peek in. It feels like the shell is there for everyone," said the former cross-country skier from the Erzgebirge and added: "When a house is being built, people are always watching - especially in a village like this. Everyone is always well informed."
Her husband Thomas is in charge of the interior work. "Because he has a very good imagination, but we decide together," reported Herrmann-Wick. Lots of sockets are particularly important for the big Christmas fan. "The candle arches have to light up, it's a real celebration," said Herrmann-Wick.
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- Denise Herrmann-Wick, who was named Germany's Sportswoman of the Year, mentioned in a conversation with the Saxon newspaper that she's eager to spend more family time with her parents and grandparents following her career end.
- In an interview, the Biathlon champion shared her excitement as she prepares for the arrival of her first child in the spring, which is also when she expects her newly constructed home in Ruhpolding to be completed.
- The "Sächsische Zeitung" reported that Denise Herrmann-Wick, the Erzgebirge-born former cross-country skier, and her husband have made significant progress on their new house, with the installation of windows marking a significant milestone.
- People in Ruhpolding have been eagerly watching the construction of Denise Herrmann-Wick's house, given the intrigue that often surrounds such projects in small villages.
- As Christmas approaches, the construction work on her home almost complete, Denise Herrmann-Wick, a known Christmas enthusiast, expressed her excitement about having plenty of electrical sockets to create her famous candle arches for a spectacular celebration.
Source: www.stern.de
