Real estate mogul Jürgen Drews is looking to offload his property on Mallorca.
The Drews couple, comprising Jürgen Drews, famously known as the 'King of Mallorca,' and his wife Ramona Drews, have made a significant change in their lifestyle. The couple has announced that they will no longer be visiting Mallorca and have decided to sell their property on the Balearic island.
The decision to sell their Mallorca property was made recently, and it seems that personal reasons have played a significant role in their decision not to visit the island anymore. Ramona Drews made this announcement at Heidi Klum's Oktoberfest party held in Munich's Hofbräuhaus.
Jürgen Drews, the veteran Schlager singer, has been a regular in Mallorca's party scene for years. However, he has no plans to perform at Mallorca's Ballermann again. The couple is instead moving towards a mountainous location, leaving behind their island lifestyle.
Despite this change, Jürgen Drews has not ruled out the possibility of performing again. If an offer comes in, such as the one from Heidi Klum for her 'Heidifest' on ProSieben, he could imagine returning to the stage. Heidi Klum, a supermodel and television personality, booked Jürgen Drews to sing his hit 'Ein Bett im Kornfeld' at her event.
Jürgen Drews stated that a potential performance at Klum's event would not diminish his status as the 'King of Mallorca.' He also clarified that the decision not to visit Mallorca anymore was not influenced by his potential performance at Heidi Klum's event.
Ramona Drews expressed that they find it unnecessary to keep the property on Mallorca. The couple has not mentioned any plans to sell their house on Mallorca following their decision to sell their property on the island.
As the Drews couple bids farewell to Mallorca, they are looking forward to their new mountainous home. The exact location of their new residence remains unknown, but one thing is certain - the Drews couple is ready for a new chapter in their lives.
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