People - Frank Zander is missing from his Christmas party for the homeless
Pop star Frank Zander (81), recently discharged from hospital, will not be able to attend his family's traditional Christmas party for the homeless in Berlin. "We had to follow the doctors' advice, because health comes first," his son Marcus Zander told the German Press Agency on Thursday evening. The singer had recorded a video message that would be shown during the celebration in Berlin-Neukölln.
The pop singer was recently in hospital for several days. "Vadder didn't take the decision lightly, but he is simply still too weak on his feet," wrote his son Marcus about his current state of health. And: "My son and I will greet the guests at the door tomorrow, because it is and remains a family celebration from the bottom of our hearts."
Frank Zander ("Here comes Kurt") has been inviting thousands of poor people to a pre-Christmas party with his family and the support of friends, sponsors and volunteers since 1995. This year's edition is the 29th celebration of its kind.
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Despite Frank Zander's absence due to health reasons, the annual Christmas party for the homeless in Berlin-Neukölln will still go on as planned by his family and friends. Many people are expected to attend this year's event, marking the 29th time that Frank Zander has organized such a gathering. The German Press Agency reported the singer's decision to miss the celebration but assured that his pre-recorded video message would be shown during the event.
Source: www.stern.de
