Thomas Gottschalk and Karina Mroß are engaged

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Thomas Gottschalk and his partner Karina Mroß are engaged. "Before I accidentally blab it out, or before the wrong people make it a big deal, I'm announcing it myself: Yes, I have gotten engaged," the 74-year-old entertainer told the "Bild" newspaper. He also reported the engagement on his Instagram profile. Mroß and Gottschalk have been a couple for five years.

In May, Gottschalk had separated from his long-term wife Thea. The two had already been living apart since 2019. It was recently reported that Gottschalk and Mroß want to move from Baden-Baden to Grafelfing, southwest of Munich.

The proposal, as the former "Wetten, dass..?" moderator told the "Bild", "took place during a relaxed spa trip in the sun". "While I was already practicing the knee-bend – my biggest concern was not being able to get back up – I realized that the engagement ring was missing. I had forgotten it in the hotel safe," he recounted. "I quickly made a ring out of bonbon paper, which I then slid over Karina's finger. She said 'yes' when I asked her if she would be my wife."

Instagram post "Bild" report

1. Thomas Gottschalk, the entertainer from Germany, announced his engagement to Karina Mroß on his Instagram profile, following the news break in the "Bild" newspaper.
2. The engaged couple, Gottschalk and Mroß, are considering moving from Baden-Baden in Baden-Württemberg to Grafelfing, situated southwest of Munich in Bavaria.
3. The proposal between Gottschalk and Mroß took place during a leisurely spa trip in the sun, with a humorous twist as Gottschalk had to make an impromptu ring out of bonbon paper due to forgetting the actual engagement ring in their hotel safe.
4. Despite the move to Bavaria, Gottschalk's engagement and subsequent Instagram post have garnered attention from the German media and the people.
5. The engagement between Thomas Gottschalk, a renowned figure in German media, and Karina Mroß has sparked discussions and congratulations from fans and the public, including admirers in Berlin and beyond.

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