Tina Turner's widow enters into a new romantic partnership.
Erwin Bach, the long-time partner of the late Tina Turner, has found a new love in his life. The 69-year-old Swiss music manager met Christina L., an American woman in her 60s, approximately a year after Tina's passing in 2023.
The two first crossed paths when Christina lost her own husband in the same year, and they found solace in each other's company through mutual friends. Despite their contrasting musical tastes—Christina enjoys opera and ballet, while Bach prefers rock and pop—they have found their differences to be enriching rather than divisive.
Bach and Christina were first observed together at a national holiday party on August 1, 2025, where they made their public debut as a couple. They currently reside in the estate in Stäfa, Switzerland, which was once a retreat for the couple, and Bach expresses his gratitude for the renewed happiness he has found in his new relationship.
Tina Turner always described Erwin Bach as her great love, and the two were together since the mid-80s. Bach and Turner shared a deep bond, with Bach even donating a kidney to Turner when she was fighting kidney failure in 2017.
The news of the new relationship was first reported by the Swiss tabloid "Blick," with Bach confirming the relationship and expressing his gratitude for being able to find happiness again. "I can be happy again," Bach said in an interview with "Blick."
Bach and Turner moved to Lake Zurich in the 90s, and Bach continues to live in their former retreat home. The couple's relationship was first noticed at a private party at Bach's villa on Lake Zurich, where they were observed together in 2024.
Bach and Christina's love story is a testament to the power of finding happiness even in the face of loss. Both have experienced the pain of losing their spouses, but they have found solace in each other's company and are grateful for the new love in their lives.
Erwin Bach, now in a new relationship with Christina L., expresses his gratitude for finding happiness again after his great love Tina Turner's passing. Despite difference in musical tastes, their contrasting preferences in entertainment – with Christina enjoying opera and ballet, while Bach prefers rock and pop – have been enriching rather than divisive. Bach and Christina's love story, born out of shared grief and mutual support, serves as a testament to the power of finding love and dating anew in the midst of personal tragedies. Their lifestyle together in the Stäfa estate, once a retreat for Bach and Turner, continues to reflect the influence of their relationships with celebrities and love-and-dating experiences.
