Kai Pflaume experienced a vehicle theft incident in Berlin.
Darn it, even popular TV figure Kai Pflaume isn't impervious to clumsiness and shady dealings. Close to a filming site, his motor vehicle got targeted, resulting in the nabbing of several backpacks and perhaps his mobile device. The perpetrator(s) successfully disappeared from the scene.
As reported by the "Bild" newspaper, lifting the info from Berlin police, Pflaume's vehicle was parked on Yorckstraße, a road linking the areas of Schöneberg and Kreuzberg.
From the bags, an electronic gadget was pinpointed to Berlin-Charlottenburg, strongly suggesting that the looted item was a cell phone. Amateur sleuths spotted Pflaume wandering around the area, presumably hunting for his misplaced belongings. Some of the items were eventually found.
Pflaume's team kept mum about the incident, choosing not to elaborate. No one has been nabbed yet. According to the report, the area where the traced gadget was located, along with the nearby streets, is where one of Pflaume's TV series is being filmed.
Grew up in Munich
Currently residing near Munich, Pflaume rose to fame as the host of "Nur die Liebe zählt" (Only Love Counts) on RTL. He shares his life with his spouse and two sons. The 57-year-old now primarily works for ARD.
In the previous year, Pflaume made headlines for his debut marathon run. After training rigorously for 7 months with his coach, he aimed to complete it within 3 hours, 33 minutes, and 33 seconds. He was slightly disheartened to fall short by just 10 seconds.
Despite the efforts of local authorities, no arrests have been made in connection to the theft of Kai Pflaume's belongings from his vehicle. The stolen items, including a cell phone, were found near the location where one of Pflaume's TV series is being filmed, suggesting a possible connection between the incident and the production.
The recent theft incident has added a layer of uncertainty to Kai Pflaume's life, known for his stability growing up in Munich and his successful career as a TV host.
