Revelation: Kerstin Ott speaks plainly about her relationship with Helene Fischer – The true look behind the Schlager scenes!

The Unexpected Confession

"Well, I've actually only seen Helene a handful of times in my life, and it's not like we're best buddies or anything," Kerstin Ott openly revealed in the SWR4 podcast "Assenheimers Promitalk". Yes, you heard right! The two Schlager titans, who harmonized so perfectly on stage, are apparently not close friends away from the spotlight. Anyone who thought that this goosebump moment had led to a deep friendship was mistaken.

The Myth of the Schlager Family Exposed

Kerstin Ott went even further and dismantled a widespread cliché of the music industry. The image of a big, happy Schlager family is more "a romantic story," as she explained. Apparently, the supposedly so cordial Schlager universe is less familial than it seems at first glance. In the tough business, other things matter.

But Not Everyone Is a Lone Fighter

But don't worry, Kerstin Ott is not entirely alone in the Schlager world. Although there is a certain distance between her and Helene Fischer, the 43-year-old maintains a warm relationship with many other colleagues. "I have a handful of artists with whom I get along really well and where we sometimes chat or text," she said.

Her close circle includes stars like Giovanni Zarrella (47), the always cheerful Maite Kelly (45), and the popular singer Ben Zucker (41). So there are still genuine human connections in the sometimes impersonal world of show business.

What Really Matters in Show Business

At the end of the day, it becomes clear that in the cutthroat Schlager world, success is what really counts. Personal relationships are nice but not a must for successful collaboration or joint performances. This honest insight behind the scenes provides an important lesson about the reality of the music industry. Not everything is always as harmonious and friendly as it appears on stage. Sometimes a performance is just a performance – and that's perfectly fine!

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