If you think about Ellen and Alice, better known as the Kessler twins, we think of them together, as a duo and never as singles. On the other hand, the two sisters have set their career together and, in all the years of TV, have never thought of separating to try a ‘solo’ career. And if this was the case in life, the twins are determined to continue in this way even after death. Precisely for this reason they publicly confessed that they had a great desire: to be kept in a single urn after their death. A desire that has not remained such, because the Kessler twins have already stated in their will that they want to rest together. “Ellen and I want our ashes to be mixed one day with those of our mother and can all three be kept together” Alice Kessler told Bild. “We have made it available in our wills” he added.
The Kessler twins explain the decision to rest together after death
A decision, that of gemelle Kessler, which confirms not only their great union, but also the strong love that binds them from childhood to their mother. “The common urn saves space. Space should be saved everywhere nowadays. Even at the cemetery “, continued Alice Kessler, confirming, therefore, the desire to be together with her sister even after death. It should be remembered that the urn of the mother of the twins is located in the Gruenewald cemetery, near Munich. The two sisters therefore want their ashes to be mixed not only with each other but also with those of their mother, so as to be together in a single urn.
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