"I won't lose my head, just the job." - Thomas Gottschalk retires after legendary TV career and Diamond Romy win
Thomas Gottschalk has announced his retirement from television at the age of 75. The veteran presenter received the 'Diamond Romy' for his life’s work at this year’s Romy Awards in Kitzbühel. His decision comes after a long career, though recent public appearances had sparked some concern.
Gottschalk’s final major TV appearance will take place in December. He will co-host the show with Barbara Schöneberger, Günther Jauch, and his wife, Karina. The event marks the end of an era for the well-known entertainer.
The 'Diamond Romy' honours Gottschalk’s decades of contributions to entertainment. His final show in December will close a chapter for one of Germany’s most recognisable TV personalities. From then on, his attention will shift to a quieter life away from the cameras.
