Comedian Markus Krebs Ties the Knot with Jacky in Duisburg's Huckingen District
Markus Krebs, known for his humor, stepped into the role of husband this past week, marrying his beloved, Jacky, in the conservatory of Landhaus Milser in Huckingen. The city's mayor, Sören Link (47, SPD), performed the intimate ceremony in the presence of close family members. In his speech, Link acknowledged the quirky start to Krebs' marriage proposal, joking, "Markus asked Jacky backstage in Kleve three years ago if she wanted to be his wife. She simply replied, 'I'm eating potato chips.' Fittingly, I've brought a bag of potato chips to wish that your love would always crackle like this!"
Following the ceremony, the newlyweds, with her in a white gown and him in a green suit, embarked on a photo shoot, featuring classic vehicles like a 70-year-old Mercedes V170 and a Harley. The festivities continued at local Italian restaurant, "Da Vinci," where 120 guests joined to celebrate the union. Among the celebrants were actress Pia Tillmann (35, "Berlin - Tag & Nacht") and Krebs' first wife, Anke, with whom he maintains a good relationship. Krebs fondly remarked, "It's become a little Duisburg party."
In keeping with his laid-back persona, Krebs reflected on the new phase in his life, saying, "Now we've just got rings on our fingers, and I greet Jacky in the morning by calling her 'Mrs. Krebs.' But the jester in me still yearns to seal our love with ink. I plan to get a slightly modified version of a line from 'Fury in the Slaughterhouse' tattooed in Hamminkeln: 'Jacky, you are my land of milk and honey.'"
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As a comedian, Krebs has an established presence in the entertainment industry and enjoys a significant following in the Ruhr area. Although known primarily for his humor, he demonstrates his passion for his loved ones through creative expressions, such as this tattoo tribute to Jacky.
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