Manuela Reimann surprised her fans with this Instagram video. “Goodbye Germany” emigrant report from his country. nonetheless, not from Hawaii, but from Heidelberg.
Heidelberg – If you want to satisfy your wanderlust, you only have to visit the Instagram profile of Manuela Reimann (54). “Goodbye Germany” emigrant reports regularly from her adopted home in Hawaii, where she built a new house in 2015 with her husband Konny Reimann (67). But now, an Instagram video by the 54-year-old is making fans open their mouths. Because instead of beaches, palm trees and the sea, there are sandstone ruins, the romance of the old town and a view of the Neckar – Manuela Reimann is now hiking in Germany.
“Goodbye Germany” star Manuela Reimann posts Instagram video from Heidelberg
These recordings are almost a rarity. Because Manuela Reimann turned her back on Germany almost 20 years ago. After her marriage to husband Konny in Las Vegas, she finally moved to the United States with her two children. First, they went to Gainesville in Texas, later they chose the American state of Hawaii as their new home.
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Now the docu-soap actress is returning to her roots. Because Manuela Reimann filmed herself early in the morning hiking seven kilometers and running in Germany’s most romantic city, Heidelberg. The video shows the picturesque streets and sleepy squares of the old town as well as a dreamy view of the Neckar from the castle and bridge.
“Goodbye Germany” fans are excited about Manuela Reimann’s visit to Heidelberg
But why Heidelberg in particular? Manuela Reimann enlightens her fans in the comment field. The emigrant returned to his country via New York via Frankfurt. The star “Goodbye Germany” was born in Bruchsal, just half an hour from Heidelberg, and is therefore very familiar with the area of Baden-Württemberg.
Manuela Reimann currently lives with her family in Hawaii. Now “Goodbye Germany” the awareness was amazing on German soil and enjoyed the nature of Heidelberg.
“From Manhattan to Heidelberg, what a surprise,” marveled a fan of Manuela’s unexpected greeting at home. The remaining fans of “Goodbye Germany” are also over the moon about this surprise visit and also give Hawaiian by choice hiking tips. The philosopher’s recommended 13-kilometer long path was already on the TV program the day before and now Heidelberg’s ladder to heaven has also been climbed, as can be seen in a follow-up video. Sources used: instagram.com/manuelareimann