Celebrity Poll
This is how the stars celebrate the New Year
Annett Louisan celebrates the turn of the year with her little daughter.
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Cozy game night or just to bed? Stars like Annett Louisan or Hardy Krüger jr. the New Year's Eve.
The big New Year's Eve party with fireworks is canceled this year due to Corona. The stars still make the best of it, as they reveal in an interview with spot on news. Annett Louisan, Hardy Krüger jr. or Clueso.
Finally a game night again
Singer Annett Louisan (43): "My daughter is three now and we're going to have a sparkling little house party with lots of music, games and sparklers."
Star violinist André Rieu (71): Together with my wife and our children and grandchildren. We'll have a nice dinner together and play lots of nice games.
Ex- "The Voice" candidate Georg Stengel (26): "Two friends from the Westerwald come to visit us and the party goes on at home. Thank goodness there are card games or singing stars!"
Singer Mandy Capristo (30): "I spent a lot of New Year's Eve on stage in my life. It was always a special experience because you could toast with many people. This year I am enjoying being with and with my family To play games or karaoke, sitting together and talking for hours like in the old days. I love it! "
Preferably overslept
Actor Hardy Krüger Jr. (52): "We love to sleep through New Year's Eve (laughs). Alice and I have never understood that. We will bake pizza with the children and eat pancakes and will certainly fall asleep before them."
Singer Howard Carpendale (74): "Oh, I don't actually celebrate that because I am always on the go all year round. Most of the time, Donnice and I enjoy a cozy evening with a nice meal and maybe we'll watch a good movie."
Reality TV star Daniela Katzenberger (34): "At home with lots of good films."
Different than planned
Singer Clueso (40): "Probably in my new apartment. There aren't many alternatives this year."
Dancer Massimo Sinató (40): "At the moment our plans have been put on hold as with all other people and we are staying comfortably at home."