Chryssanthi Kavazi
“GZSZ” star with a naked baby bump on the red carpet
Chryssanthi Kavazi is expecting her second child.
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Chryssanthi Kavazi beams with a bare baby bump at an event in Berlin. The “GZSZ” star is expecting his second child soon.
With this appearance, Chryssanthi Kavazi (34) is sure to attract a storm of flashbulbs. The “GZSZ” actress proudly presented her on the red carpet of the “Frauen100” event in Berlin Baby bump. The 34-year-old combined a signal red blazer with loose-fitting black trousers, which she only buttoned half way, thus offering a clear view of her naked baby balls.
Last vacation for three
Visibly recovered and with a radiant smile, she posed for the photographers. Kavazi has just returned from her vacation. She had a good time in South Africa with her husband Tom Beck (45) and their son, which she shared on Instagram regular snapshots.
The break in South Africa was probably the last vacation for the three of us. Finally, the actress will soon give birth to her second child. With two sweet photos The couple made it public on Instagram in October that their son, who was born in November 2019, was having a sibling.
Beck and Kavazi have been married since August 2018 and have been a couple since 2015. Kavazi has been playing the main role of Laura Weber in the RTL series “Good Times, Bad Times” since 2017. Beck is known, among other things, for films such as “Father Joy” (2014) or “SMS für Dich” (2016) as well as the series “Alarm für Cobra 11” and “Einstein”.
Prominent female power in Berlin
In addition to Kavazi, many other prominent guests attended the “Frauen100” event, including the presenters Laura Wontorra (34), Lola Weippert (27) and Mareile Höppner (46). But Christine Lambrecht (58, former Federal Minister), ex-boxer Regina Halmich (47) and singer Carolin Niemczyk (33) also didn’t miss the event.
The “Frauen100” initiative was founded in 2021. The women’s network has set itself the task of connecting strong and influential women from different industries and highlighting topics that are particularly relevant for women.