Ann Bids Farewell with Passionate Speech
After 16 years of hosting her renowned talk show on ARD, journalist Anne Will bids adieu with a touching speech. Federal Economics Minister Robert Habeck, a guest on the last episode, lauded her for her 16 years of enlightening broadcasts, calling it a style-defining show.
In the final episode, titled "The World in Disarray - Is Germany Up to the Challenges?", prominent figures such as Writer Navid Kermani and the President of the German Historical Museum Foundation, Raphael Gross, joined Will to discuss the matter. The guests and Will herself expressed gratitude for the profound trust and interest shown in the program over the past 16 years.
As she concluded her speech, Will expressed her gratitude and appreciation for the team behind "Anne Will", referring to them as highly professional, stress-tested, and wonderful colleagues. Her voice trembled as she promised to miss them.
Meanwhile, her successor Caren Miosga was announced, receiving Will's friendly blessing. "Be nice to her, she's too," quipped Will, echoing Miosga's words for her own successor, Jessy Wellmer.
Details about Anne Will's future projects with ARD and NDR remain undisclosed.
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