"Farmer is looking for a wife"
Bitter tears from Anna Heiser
Anna Heiser
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Anna Heiser and her Gerald couldn't be happier: The "Bauer sucht Frau" stars become parents. But shortly before the birth, the 30-year-old is overwhelmed by her feelings.
It cannot be long before Anna Heiser, 30, and her husband Gerald, 35, are allowed to welcome their baby into the world. In August last year, the "Farmer Seeks Woman" dream couple from 2017 announced the pregnancy news on Instagram. In the snapshot that shows her arm in arm in the background, the parents-to-be hold an ultrasound image in the camera. "The greatest happiness is sometimes very small," wrote the mother-to-be, who moved to Namibia for her great love.
The "Bauer sucht Frau" stars couldn't be happier. Three years ago Anna and Gerald met and fell in love on the RTL show. The wedding followed in 2018. And now the long-awaited baby. But pregnancy is also for Anna Heiser, as for almost all expectant mothers, a roller coaster ride of emotions. She lets her emotions run free on Instagram.
Anna Heiser: "I cried all day"
"Yesterday was a very strange day for me. I cried all day," said the mom-to-be, describing her emotional outburst in her Instagram story to her over 100,000 followers. If she has been "spared from the hormones" so far, she has now got it. The tears just kept flowing. "That was really strange," said the 30-year-old. Also for husband Gerald. "I didn't know what was wrong with me myself. And Gerald had to deal with it," the mom-to-be continued to report. "I hope it will be better today," said Anna Heiser optimistically.
Baby luck after miscarriage for the "Bauer sucht Frau" stars
Remaining optimistic is not always easy for the couple. Shortly after their wedding, the "Bauer sucht Frau" favorites had to cope with a stroke of fate. In January last year, the couple made public that they had lost their unborn child. "The last few months have been a roller coaster of emotions – between incredible joy and great fear," wrote Anna Heiser. Although fear of miscarriage again may "never really go away," the couple remained positive. It "firmly believed that we would soon be a small family". Wishes do come true after all.
Sources used: instagram.com, t-online.de