Sudden cardiac arrest Heino's wife Hannelore is dead
Hannelore Kramm, the wife of singer Heino, died a few days ago in Kitzbühel, Austria. According to media reports, the 81-year-old suffered a sudden cardiac arrest.
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- Hannelore Kramm, the wife of singer Heino, is dead.
- The 81-year-old suffered a sudden cardiac arrest, writes the newspaper "Bild".
- The singer is said to be devastated.
A few days ago, it became known that the health of Hannelore Kramm, Heino's wife, had deteriorated considerably.
Now the newspaper "Bild" reports that the 81-year-old died at their home in Kitzbühel, Austria. Hannelore Kramm is said to have suffered a sudden cardiac arrest.
Heino is said to be devastated
Heino was in Berlin recording a TV show when he received the news of his wife's poor health.
As a result, he broke off filming for the Sat.1 show "Kiwi's Big Party Night" in order to rush to his wife's side immediately.
Now what the folk music singer had been dreading for some time has come to pass: his beloved loved one has left this earth before him.
A few years ago, Heino told "Bild": "I would like to leave this world before my Hannelore." Now things have changed. It is said that the singer is devastated.
Heino: "Now I have to look after Hannelore"
At the beginning of November, Heino hinted in a TV interview that his wife was not doing well: "I'm in the process of looking after Hannelore. She had a car accident in the 70s and it's making itself felt now."
His wife can no longer walk like she used to, the singer continues. She now has a walking frame. "Now I have to look after Hannelore, and I'm happy to do that."
Heino and Hannelore were a couple for more than half their lives. They got together 46 years ago and married two years later. They met in 1972 while filming the movie "Blau blüht der Enzian".
At the time, Hannelore was still married to the noble Prince Alfred von Auersperg. This marriage lasted from 1968 to 1979.