Updated June 29, 2020, 7:00 a.m.
In memory of the historic Christopher Street Day on June 28, Jochen Schropp published a photo of his partner for the first time and published it on Instagram. The moderator thanks for the unconditional love of the man at his side.
It is the first time that Jochen Schropp has published a couple photo. The photo is not a selfie, but a real, seemingly in love moment when the two men were photographed: Both sit opposite each other and seem to whisper something intimate, while Schropp’s partner tenderly holds his face in his hand.
“Happy Pride, Everybody! (And thank you for your unconditional love)”, Schropp writes about the picture. In addition, the mouse emoji for his partner plus a whole series of hashtags on the topic of equality of sexual minorities. Jochen Schropp also shows solidarity with “Black Lives Matter”.
The moderator’s fans are enthusiastic and wish him and his partner all the luck in the world. Celebrities are also happy about the picture: Among the well-wishers are Janina Uhse, Riccardo Simonetti and Marlene Lufen.
The CSD as a date
Christopher Street Day is considered an unofficial holiday for the rights of gays, lesbians, bisexuals and trans people. It goes back to the so-called Stonewall Riots, in which the community around Christopher Street in New York fought against police violence on June 28, 1969.
Since 1979 the day has also been celebrated in Germany with parades. Jochen Schropp’s Outing in 2018 by letter to the press led to many positive comments.
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Candidate Pat says “Big Brother” made him gay. At the age of 12, he raved for BB candidate Walter – moderator Jochen Schropp uses that as a template for a diss against Michael Wendler. © ProSiebenSat.1
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