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Monika Gruber becomes godmother to my daughters

Monika Gruber becomes godmother to my daughters

Monika Gruber becomes godmother to my daughters
Monika Gruber becomes godmother to my daughters

Monika Gruber Lands New Role as Godmother to Zana Ramadani's Daughters

Monika Gruber, the beloved "Aunt Moni," is about to embark on a new chapter in her life as she becomes the godmother to Zana Ramadani's daughters. This prominent activist and author has forged a close friendship with the renowned TV star and cabaret artist, with their shared values and humor forming the foundation of their bond.

The Unlikely Duo

Gruber and Ramadani may not always see eye-to-eye on every topic, but they share a sense of humor and a commitment to traditional values. While Ramadani jokes may not have the same amusing effect on Gruber as they do on others, their frank discussions about the latest Botox trends and more serious topics show that their friendship is strong enough to weather disagreements and debate.

Gruber and Ramadani, along with her elder daughter Edda, in Berlin

Embracing New Responsibilities

Ramadani has expressed a desire to have her daughters baptized Catholic in 2024, citing a desire to provide them with a sense of community and grounding that she believes is missing in today's children. In a heartfelt gesture, she has chosen Gruber to serve as godmother, recognizing her as a prominent figure who embodies values close to her own heart.

Gruber has accepted this honor with gratitude, feeling grateful even in the absence of her own children. She appreciates Ramadani's commitment to women's rights and her emancipation, without viewing her as a strict advocate for female emancipation.

Facing Challenges Together

Ramadani's activism, particularly her involvement with FEMEN and her criticism of patriarchal structures within Islam, has been met with both praise and controversy. She and journalist Peter Köpf have recently published a book, "Woke! How a moralizing minority threatens our democracy" (Quadriga Verlag), in which they challenge the Woke movement's purported solutions to discrimination.

Gruber has praised Ramadani's work and shared her own insights into the phenomenon, noting how a vocal minority can inadvertently drive division in society. She admires Ramadani's dedication to women's rights and her unwavering conviction in standing up against intolerance.

Monika Gruber's association with FEMEN has been the subject of both support and criticism, reflecting the diverse opinions towards their activism.

As the two friends continue to navigate life's challenges together, their unique bond will undoubtedly provide invaluable support, encouragement, and inspiration for years to come.

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