Andrea Kiewel Misses "Fernsehgarten": Israel Airlines Grounded
Israel-Based Kiewel Skips Trip to Mainz, Television Garden Affected - "Kiewel Skips Mainz: Israel to Mainz Trip Cancelled"
Hey there! The much-anticipated "Fernsehgarten" on ZDF this Sunday is gonna be a bit different. The ever-charming Andrea Kiewel, who usually graces our screens from Israel, won't be joining us this time due to a pickle with air travel. Seems like some rocky situations in Israel have caused airspace closures[4][2][1].
You might wonder, what's up with Tel Aviv, right? Well, that's where our beloved host resides[4]. To fill the gap, we've roped in Joachim Llambi ("Let's Dance") and Lutz van der Horst ("heute-Show") to step in exceptionally[4]. Though it's not the usual, it's gonna be a fun ride!
Now, if you remember, this Sunday was supposed to be the "Kiwis 25th Anniversary" special. Kiewel's been hosting since 2000[4]. That's 20 seasons under her belt! The outdoor show in Mainz-Lerchenberg, running since 1986, has seen its fair share of hosts, but Kiewel's been a consistent favorite[4].
In an interview[4], Kiewel shared her other home in Israel, saying she'd usually catch a flight back to Germany on Sunday evenings, landing in her Tel Aviv apartment around midnight. It seems her second home might have become a temporary hindrance this time.
Plan for this Sunday at 12 pm includes guests like Katja Ebstein, Marianne Rosenberg, Peter Schilling, Eko Fresh, Johnny Logan, Guildo Horn, Tom Gaebel, and Marquess[4]. So, don't miss out! It's gonna be a colossal celebration, and we're excited to jam with Joachim and Lutz!
- Sunday
- Andrea Kiewel
- Fernsehgarten
- Mainz
- Israel
- Tel Aviv
- ZDF
- Joachim Llambi
- Lutz van der Horst
- Airspace
- Let's Dance
- heute-Show
Despite the cancellation of Andrea Kiewel's appearance at this Sunday's "Fernsehgarten" on ZDF due to air travel issues, the show must go on. In her absence, Joachim Llambi from "Let's Dance" and Lutz van der Horst from "heute-Show" will entertain the audience with some exceptional performances.