Goodbye Germany: Prince Heinz shows his new girlfriend Sylwia and suddenly becomes dad

Majorca –

Bang on Mallorca! Emissary Prince Heinz of Sayn-Wittgenstein (64), emigrant, leaves the sunny island – after 26 years. The reason is a new love. But is the new start the right decision?

Prince Heinz and Princess Andrea von Sayn-Wittgenstein parted

After 30 years, the popular emigrant and former "Celebrity Big Brother" candidate has recently separated from his wife Andrea (for more details, click here). But the millionaire is not sad. Andrea and he still share a deep friendship, he announced on Facebook.

Andrea has not commented on his separation yet. But Heinz knows how much she had to nibble on love and her new relationship: "When Andrea learned of Sylwia, I already noticed that a world had collapsed."

Then the entrepreneur reports, "Of course it breaks my heart too, but you can not change it." The new love struck him like lightning.

"I hope that Andrea will be happy," he said about his wife, who will continue to live in the "Villa Colani", with an area of ​​about 1 000 sqm, in Mallorca.

This is the new friend of Prince Heinz, star of "Goodbye Germany"

And Heinz? He moved from Mallorca to Berlin without delay. Because he's in love again. In Sylwia: 19 years younger than the prince, Polish businesswoman. The prince packed his bags for them.

"I dare to start over in my youth," jokes the emigrant. And his heartfelt wife rejoices: "" She is incredibly smart, pretty, bady and kind. "

But Heinz, who got rich in real estate in Mallorca in the early 90s, he thinks too much? "I have not realized many things yet, I have not realized the separation from Andrea," he admits.

That's why he does not want to contract with Sylwia. "She is pushing for something more than me," said the prince. But the 64-year-old is cautious: "I do not even know if this has a future with Sylwia."

Especially that he must get used to a situation once: Heinz is suddenly dad twice – and that with 64 years old! Sylwia has a daughter and a son from an old relationship.

Sylwia about Prince Heinz: "He is the man of my life"

The 45-year-old woman, from an industrial family, lives with her children near Krakow in a villa twice as large as Heinz's home in Mallorca. That does not please the prince.

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He does not want to go to Poland for his new love and give the "good Heinz", who is waiting for his love to finish his job and is allowed to take care of the children.

So the two men lead a long distance relationship first. At the test. But Sylwia is sure it will work: "Heinz is the man of my life, I am very happy," said the 45-year-old with tears (merry).

Sylwia moves to Berlin for Heinz

There is a lot of love in the air for lovebirds. So the two eventually contracted – in Heinz's new apartment in Berlin.

Conclusion of the first night? "She says I'm snoring," Heinz said with a smile, so Sylwia has to laugh. "I slept well," she said with a satisfied expression.

And how is it going? "I know I'm in love and I know that Sylwia is in love, and that's what matters," says Heinz.

"Goodbye Germany" on Vox

Since 2006, Vox accompanies in the documentary series "Au revoir l'Allemagne!" Emigrants "Germans who want to try their luck abroad.It is a move with the whole family, with the partner or all alone, the emigrants are already accompanied in their preparations for emigration.

The soap opera chronicles his motivations for this stage. Why do you want to live abroad? What dreams do you really want to achieve?

"Goodbye Germany" shows the daily life of emigrants

The camera team is also still in the very painful goodbye phase of the old homeland – whether it is the last day of school or the last visit to the local pub, there often has good-byes in tears with friends and family.

And arrived in the new country of adoption, emigrants often face daily challenges that must be controlled: visits to the authorities, shopping – the first working day. Vox accompanies the emigrants and shows how they master the difficulties.

The film crew visits the emigrants after a while. They report how they felt about them. Some families are even visited regularly to give a glimpse of their new life abroad.

Konny Reimann and Jens Büchner: known from "Goodbye Germany"

He is the most famous – and most popular – televised emigrant: Konny Reimann from Hamburg. The skilled craftsman became known throughout Germany in 2004 for the "extra" program of RTL. He and his family emigrated to Texas to Gainesville after his wife Manuela won a green card.

As of 2006, Reimann was an integral part of "Goodbye Germany!" The Emigrants. "His popularity earned him appearances in commercials and television shows like" 5 vs. Jauch. "In 2015, Konny Reimann settled with his wife Manuela on the Hawaiian island of O & # 39; 39; ahu.

At least as well known as Konny, he is now singer Ballermann and former jungle camper Jens Büchner. His fans also call the Saxons "Chaos Jenser". Because the emigrated Vox had to face many bankruptcies (in love) in Mallorca, before it eventually became difficult. With the songs "broken but bady" and "poor pig", Jens Büchner takes his image trash thoroughly. The father appears regularly on Ballermann and in Germany as a pop singer.

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