Jenny Elvers
Her son takes care of her finances
Jenny Elvers with her son Paul Jolig
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Jenny Elvers and her son Paul are a strong team! So strong that the reality show star now lets his 21-year-old son manage his entire capital – with success.
Like mother, like son – or vice versa? In the Elvers house, this seems to be the case in some areas, as Jenny Elvers, 49, now reveals in an interview with “Bunte”.
Paul Jolig takes care of Mama’s finances
Like his famous mother, Paul Jolig, 21, is also drawn to television. In the reality TV show “Kampf der Realitystars” he recently put his skills to the test and also benefits from the fee of his television debut in the long term. “I invested a high five-figure amount in training, the founding and the marketing of my company,” reports Jolig proudly. He now owns his own real estate company.
The 21-year-old seems to know his way around money very well, and his mother, who now puts all her capital in his hands, knows that too. “Paul does everything so well that he also takes care of my finances,” reveals Jenny Elvers in an interview with “Bunte” and emphasizes: “With a return that I have never had at any bank before.” Paul even worked out an ETF savings plan for her.
Jenny Elvers: “Paul is the first person I call in the morning”
The fact that Jenny and Paul have a good relationship with each other is no longer a surprise. In the joint mother-son interview with GALA in September last year, the two already spoke about their extraordinary relationship and explained that despite their stressful everyday life, they have to be in contact with each other every day. “Every day there’s a ‘good morning’ and a ‘good night’, that’s always there. But I do that on my own too. It’s not like she asks for it. I also want to know what’s going on with Muddi “Paul revealed. And Jenny also emphasized: “It’s a connection that’s just inside us. It’s not something you can get used to. Paul is the first person I call in the morning … if only to give orders (laughs). No, nonsense. It’s just important to us to be in contact every day. Just say ‘I love you’ or ‘I’m thinking of you’.”
Sources used: Bunte.de, GALA