Naddel's Last Journey: The Quiet Burial of Dieter Bohlen's Ex at Hamburg's Celebrity Cemetery

The Final Path: Silence Instead of Flashbulbs

Her burial took place a few days ago at the Ohlsdorf Cemetery in Hamburg. It was the express wish of her mother Ute and sister Tamara that this moment should remain absolutely private. No press, no fuss – a stark contrast to the weeks before her death, during which numerous celebrity colleagues publicly expressed their condolences. Even real estate millionaire Andreas Ellermann, a friend and supporter, had offered to cover all the funeral costs.

A Celebrity Cemetery as the Final Resting Place

After her death, Nadja's body was initially kept at a large funeral home in Hamburg before being transferred to Ohlsdorf. Hamburg's largest green space and simultaneously the largest park cemetery in the world is not only an impressive facility but also the final resting place for many well-known personalities. With 389 hectares and over 200,000 gravesites, there are around 580 celebrity graves here. Among them are names like former Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, singer Roger Cicero, and actor Jan Fedder. Nadja's father Ibrahim is also buried here, and it was her own wish to one day find her final rest in this cemetery as well.

The Secret of Her Grave

However, the exact location of Nadja's grave remains a well-kept secret. The cemetery itself has given no information about the burial of the popular singer. This decision underscores the family's desire for absolute privacy during these difficult times.

The Sad Background of Her Farewell

"Naddel" died on May 9 at the Asklepios Clinic Altona from organ failure. She had been publicly battling liver cirrhosis for many years, a disease that significantly shaped her life in recent years and ultimately led to her death. Her farewell marks the end of a turbulent life, which has now been concluded in quiet dignity.

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