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imago / STAR-MEDIA
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Three years ago, Daniela Katzenberger (right) and her half-sister Jenny Frankhauser were at odds.
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After a long radio silence, the two have reconciled.
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The trigger was her late father-in-law Costa Cordalis, Katzenberger tells the «picture».
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Jenny Frankhauser is certain that this will not happen again.
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About two weeks ago Cult blonde Daniela Katzenberger (33) escaped from a discussion with her half-sister Jenny Frankhauser (27). In an interview with “Promiflash”, she said about her relationship: “It is difficult. It’s really hard. That has to be built up again. If a porcelain plate breaks, you can stick it on. But then it also has cracks. » But now the two are announcing their final reconciliation.
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In an interview with «Bild» Katzenberger now said: «Mothers are always annoying when their children have an argument. But in the end, Costa’s death was the deciding factor that Jenny and I got along again. He always said to me: ‘Once you’re as old as I may be, you may not have as many chances anymore.’ And he was right. » The past months have been particularly difficult for her: «The negative feeling between the two of us had to go. Everyone made mistakes and we needed the distance for a while. But we used to be so close and I was constantly reminded of that time. That will destroy you at some point. »
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«I was disappointed and angry»
Jenny Frankhauser first needed time for herself: «I was disappointed and angry because Daniela made my father’s death public. She didn’t mean that badly, but it hurt me. It was a while before this anger was gone and I could forgive it. » But how did reconciliation come about? «Blood is thicker than Palatinate liver sausage. And sometimes that’s rough, ”says Katzenberger. She had to go to Jenny. She was also the older one.
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«She has grown up a lot in recent years. Jenny used to make me responsible for everything, that’s often the case when you’re the youngest. When I retired, she was responsible, »reports Daniela Katzenberger. That was good for Jenny and also for her. Frankhauser is also in good spirits: «We are sisters. Between us it crashed again and again. But in recent years that has been more than a fight. I’m pretty sure that such a situation won’t happen again. » (Bang / bsn)
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