Christian and Bettina Wulff have parted ways for the third time in their divorce. - Wulffs, the couple, officially ended their union for the third occasion
Former President Christian Wulff's Third Divorce Officially Finalised
In a news that has been the centre of media interest, the divorce of former German President Christian Wulff and his partner Bettina Wulff was officially finalised on Tuesday at the Burgwedel local court in Hannover.
The couple, who married in 2008, had previously been in the spotlight due to a series of personal and legal issues, often referred to as the "Liebeskarussell" or love carousel drama.
Christian Wulff, aged 66, and Bettina Wulff have now divorced for the third time. The former president's Berlin office confirmed the divorce in April, and the court hearing was reported by the "Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung".
Despite the significant public interest, neither Christian Wulff's office nor Bettina Wulff has made any further comments regarding the divorce. Bettina Wulff has declined to comment on the matter, and the Burgwedel local court was closed and no press statements were possible on Wednesday.
It is worth noting that Christian Wulff was previously married to Christine Wulff from 1988 to 2006.
The divorce of the former president and his partner was widely reported in German media, with the "Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung" being one of the sources.
This divorce marks another chapter in the personal life of Christian Wulff, who has been involved in notable personal and legal issues in the past. However, the specific reasons for the divorce remain undisclosed.
[1] [Source for "Liebeskarussell" or love carousel drama] [5] [Source for the confirmation of the divorce by the local court]
The official finalisation of former President Christian Wulff's third divorce has raised questions about the community policy regarding celebrities' personal lives, especially when such matters lead to widespread media attention.
This high-profile divorce, involving a former head of state, is a stark reminder of the impact of employment policies within the entertainment industry, as they often lack provisions for privacy and confidentiality during personal crises.
