Oliver Pocher and Amira Aly: From War of the Roses to Co-Parenting
It wasn't long ago that the marriage of Oliver Pocher and Amira Aly was the talk of the town. Just four years after their romantic wedding in the Maldives, Amira pulled the plug, which was hard for Oliver to handle. Rumors of an alleged affair with motivational coach Biyon Kattilathu further fueled the public dispute. What followed was a period full of verbal attacks and mutual accusations that provided plenty of fodder for conversation over several months.
Remaining Parents – Despite Everything
But times seem to have changed. In one of his recent YouTube formats, Oliver Pocher now gave surprising private insights. He explained that he is now "completely over" the former differences with Amira. The most important thing is that they are both mom and dad and are pulling together in this role. This realization, that the children come first, has apparently softened the fronts.
Balancing Stage and Family
It may sound surprising, but Pocher continues to joke about Amira, especially when he's on stage. However, the comedian makes it clear: This is purely professional routine. As soon as it comes to the children, the professional distance is dropped. He emphasizes that he can clearly separate work and private life. When Amira calls to coordinate appointments for the children, he is fully a father and partner in parenting, regardless of what happened before. His family enjoys absolute priority, no matter which ex-wife it concerns regarding his children.
Unexpected Allies: The Ex-Wives Connection
This sense of family is not only appreciated by Amira. His first ex-wife, Sandy Meyer-Wölden, also recently confirmed that she can always rely on Oliver. After a marriage that also did not end well, the two are now best friends. They support each other, which shows that Oliver Pocher is truly a master at forging functioning family constellations even from the most difficult separations. A real dream team that proves there can be a happy ending after a divorce battle.
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