- She's recently smitten and radiates sympathetic joy.
Typically, the "Die Pochers - Frisch recyclt" podcast on Podimo primarily focuses on comedian Oliver Pocher's (46) eventful love life, or rather his separation from Amira Pocher (31). However, in the latest episode, Oliver's podcast partner and ex-wife, Sandy Meyer-Wölden (41), takes center stage. For the first time, she talks about no longer being available in the dating market. Previous speculations were addressed in the podcast by Oliver, who inquired from his ex, "So, freshly in love, how does it feel?"
Meyer-Wölden, who generally dislikes discussing her private life and cautions against reading into reports as the "downside of being in the public eye," nonetheless answered and disclosed her current happiness: "Yes, I'm happy. It's all new, let's see what the future holds. Of course, one is realistically optimistic. We all have exes, kids, relationships, and pasts, and yeah, you enter into it with an open heart and see what the future brings."
Pocher's Assurance to Meyer-Wölden
Thanks to this revelation, Meyer-Wölden won't have to worry about the spotlight for long, according to Pocher, who promises: "No problems, I'll make sure the spotlight avoids you this weekend." She's OK with that - "I've picked up a few tricks over the years and managed to keep my second marriage and subsequent relationship out of the public eye."
True to form, Pocher can't help but crack a joke about the alleged name of his ex's new boyfriend. According to the comedian, it's an advantage that "there's more than one Alexander Müller listed in the phonebook." He also reveals: "Funny enough, I've known him for years. We've even worked together professionally, about five or six years ago." Meyer-Wölden agrees: "You know him, everything's good, I'm happy."
To quash any rumors about his own love life, Pocher clarifies: "I'm single, just to be clear. I'm not interested in that relationship dynamic at the moment." Meyer-Wölden's take on the matter: "You're single, I'm not."
Linked to Pocher's statement about avoiding the spotlight for Meyer-Wölden, a potential future scenario could be: "The future seems to hold less public scrutiny for Meyer-Wölden, thankful for Pocher's commitment."
Reflecting on Meyer-Wölden's optimism about the future, a hypothetical statement could be: "Her positive outlook towards the future suggests a hopeful new chapter in her personal life."
