Anja Schüte on Life by the Side of Schlager Star Roland Kaiser: From the Spotlight to Family Happiness

From 1990 to 1995, actress Anja Schüte, now 60 years old, shared her life with Roland Kaiser, the eternal emperor of Schlager. They even have a son together. But although they were a couple and started a family, a real family feeling, as we often wish for, never really seemed to arise for Anja Schüte.

A Life Full of Performances: Where Is the Family?

Anja Schüte looks back on this time and explains that Roland Kaiser's life consisted almost exclusively of performances. The stage, the fans, the music – that was his universe. And in this universe, she suggests, there was apparently no room for "anything else." This realization was "very unfortunate" for her, as a deep, everyday family bond, as she would have wished, seemed hardly possible under these circumstances.

New Beginning in the Far North: Her Patchwork Happiness in Norway

Today, Anja Schüte has found her happiness elsewhere. She lives with her new husband in Norway and has built a completely new life there. And here, in the far north, the family feeling she missed seems to blossom. Her son gets along splendidly with her new husband's children. They live as a true patchwork family, where everyone sticks together and is there for each other. A contrast to her former life, where her ex-husband was constantly on the move.

Why Anja Schüte Now Feels "Lighter and More Feminine"

For Anja Schüte, the move to Norway was evidently a liberation. She feels "lighter and much more feminine" there. She admires how women in Norway enjoy life, more than we often do in Germany. For her, living in Berlin, where she used to live, would even be "bodily harm." The new life in the nature of Norway and the lived family model seem to give her exactly what she has always sought. Even though her relationship with Roland Kaiser today is "not close, but good," she has found her personal happiness far from show business.

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