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Frank Zander will soon have an operation - but is in the mood for beer

He will celebrate New Year's Eve at home. Frank Zander is getting back on his feet, even though he was only able to attend his big charity dinner for the homeless via video message.

People - Frank Zander will soon have an operation - but is in the mood for beer

Berlin entertainer Frank Zander (81) is due to have an operation on his head in January, but according to his son, he is in pretty good shape. "He can celebrate New Year's Eve at home," Marcus Zander told the German Press Agency on Thursday. "Yesterday was the first time he felt like having a beer." His "dad" has also painted a new picture - which is also a good sign for his son.

On January 5, Zander will undergo surgery at the Charité hospital in Berlin. "We are confident that he will be fine." According to his son, the diagnosis is hydrocephalus, which is a build-up of cerebrospinal fluid.

Last Friday, for the first time since the end of the coronavirus pandemic, the pop star's family hosted the traditional Christmas dinner for the homeless and needy at the Estrel Hotel. Zander Senior welcomed the guests via video message.

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  1. Despite the upcoming surgery, Frank Zander, a renowned entertainer from Germany, expressed his desire to enjoy a beer, as shared by his son Marcus Zander with the German Press Agency.
  2. Despite the diagnosis of hydrocephalus, which is a build-up of cerebrospinal fluid, the family of the German pop star Frank Zander remains optimistic about his recovery, with his surgery scheduled at the Charité hospital in Berlin.
  3. During the recent end of the coronavirus pandemic, the German artist Frank Zander's family resumed their tradition of hosting a Christmas dinner for the homeless and needy at the Estrel Hotel in Berlin, with Zander Senior greeting the guests via video message.
  4. Reports from the German Press Agency revealed that Frank Zander, a well-known figure in the German entertainment industry, will be having an operation on his head in early January, but his spirits remain high, reflecting the resilience of the German People.

Source: www.stern.de

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