Arnold Schwarzenegger
Hollywood star visits Oktoberfest
Arnold Schwarzenegger during one of his visits to Oktoberfest.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger attended the Munich Oktoberfest. His famous performance on stage is said not to have happened yet.
Arnold Schwarzenegger (76) apparently had a good time at the Oktoberfest in Munich on Thursday (September 21st). The Hollywood star from Austria was a guest in the Marstall marquee, as reported by the “Abendzeitung”, among others. In the pictures, the actor can be seen in a traditional jacket, which he wears over a dark shirt, and leather pants.
At Schwarzenegger’s side, his girlfriend Heather Milligan (48) beamed in a magenta-colored dirndl with a long-sleeved white blouse. She paired it with nude-colored pointed pumps. The 48-year-old wore her blonde hair open and styled in light waves. Milligan, who has been in a relationship with the action star for around ten years, did not accompany the 76-year-old to the Bavarian capital for the first time.
There’s one thing Arnold Schwarzenegger fans haven’t seen yet this year. As the “Abendzeitung” further reports, he decided not to come to the tent stage on Thursday and conduct the band. Maybe his traditional appearance will take place on another day.
Comeback after elbow surgery
At Oktoberfest, Schwarzenegger appeared to be out and about without his bandage on his arm. According to TMZ The Hollywood star and bodybuilder underwent arm surgery at the beginning of September. A few days ago, the celebrity portal showed a video in which the “Terminator” star walked across a parking lot to his office in Los Angeles, his right arm heavily tied up.
It proves that he is now fit again Schwarzenegger also on Instagram. There is a short video there that shows him working out on a machine. He points to his bandage, under which blue spots can be seen on his arm. In the clip, he explained that there had been a problem with the nerves in his arm but that doctors had told him he could play sports again. He added: “Comebacks are a part of life. After my minor elbow surgery I was full of energy to get back in the gym.”