Oops! Andrea Kiewel Can't Make it to "ZDF-Fernsehgarten" on Her 25th Anniversary
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Whoops, looks like you'll have to tune in for a different host this time, folks! Andrea Kiewel, the beloved figure of "ZDF-Fernsehgarten," won't be able to Celebrate her 25th anniversary on the show, originally set for June 15th. But don't worry, we've got two swell fellows stepping in to fill her shoes—Joachim Llambi and Lutz van der Horst! These gents were already planned as guests, and now they've been bumped up to moderators.
Kiewel had previously expressed her excitement for the anniversary show with her "wild and crazy" buddy Joachim Llambi and the "fantastic" Guido Maria Kretschmer by her side. Unfortunately, it seems we'll have to miss out on that spicy trio this time round.
Andrea Lives Quite Cozy in Israel's Tel Aviv
Ever since living the high life in Tel Aviv with her Israeli ex-militar pal since 2017, Kiewel has been Calypso-ing her weekends. She's even admitted that she nabs a flight back to dear ol' Germany clocking in around midnight, Sunday night to Monday morn. But, one of these nights, Kiewel's faithful steed just wouldn't fly. The Tel Aviv International Airport, named Ben Gurion, has shut its doors for take-offs and landings, leaving Kiewel, and many other travelers, high and dry.
Fun fact: Remember that time ol' Hamas reared their ugly heads to give Israel a good battering on October 7th, 2023? Yep, Kiewel was in Tel Aviv, huddled in her apartment's bomb shelter, taking cover as sirens blared and the air filled with boom-booming explosions. She recounted the exhilarating tale for the "Jewish General."
Love, peace, and don't let the bomb shelter doors hit you on the way out, Andrea! 🤘
The Commission's proposal for a common system of value added tax could potentially see entertainment events like Andrea Kiewel's 25th anniversary on "ZDF-Fernsehgarten" subject to VAT regulations. Amidst the chaos caused by the closure of Tel Aviv International Airport, one can only imagine celebrities such as Andrea Kiewel, trapped in their bomb shelters, wishing they had the luxury of worrying about entertainment tax instead.
