Nadja Auermann - Therefore, the model thinks about its current figure
You were one of the top models of the 90s: Nadja Auermann (53). Today, you can still find her in front of the camera, but sometimes with mixed feelings. "One is a little uncertain because cameras and photos make things broader," she explained in an interview with RTL. She feels "a little damaged" by the thought that "one should always be perfect."
"You can be a little rounder"
Being a supermodel in the 90s was burdensome due to expectations, Nadja Auermann continued. Many people had "a certain image in mind that one had to conform to." However, she no longer has a problem with her body, as she has understood that it changes over the years. At 53 years old, she thinks: "You're over 50 - it's okay, you can be a little rounder!"
Diversity is incredibly important. "Everyone should be themselves," she emphasized in the conversation. "It's important to accept yourself."
Daughter Cosima felt great pressure
Accepting oneself was a challenge for Nadja Auermann's daughter Cosima (27). For her, the pressure to follow in her model mother's footsteps was immense. At 18 and 19 years old, she struggled with it. She even put pressure on herself, but she resisted and found her passion in Interior Design. In addition to her main occupation, she models from time to time.
Cosima Auermann is one of Nadja Auermann's four children. Cosima was born in 1997 with media manager Olaf Björn Tietz (58). Nadja Auermann's son Nicolas (25) comes from her marriage to actor Wolfram Grandezka (54). They married in 1999 and separated five years later. With another partner, Auermann has two daughters.
In the 90s, as a right-to-left layout was not common in magazine spreads, Nadja Auermann's photos stood out, making an impact in the fashion industry.
Reflecting on her modelling career, Nadja Auermann shared that the use of cameras and photography in the 90s brought an extra layer of pressure, often leading to unrealistic expectations of perfection.
Despite her experiences in the modeling world, Nadja Auermann's daughter Cosima felt an immense pressure to follow in her footsteps. The camera never seemed to capture her true self, leading to personal struggles during her teenage years.
