Unwindin' with the Legends: Marianne & Michael Call it Quits
post-intermission parting: Marianne and Michael Hartl bid farewell once more
Scribe: Pia In der Smitten
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Legendary musical icons Marianne (72) and Michael Hartl (76) are stepping back after half a century in the spotlight - and it's not just their performances that are winding down.
Egmating - Amidst the picturesque landscape of the Golfclub Schloss Egmating, near Munich, the jovial duo recently hosted their tenth "Lederhos'n Cup." And true to its name, Bavarian attire was aplenty on the greens, all for a worthy cause.
Life's a Partaaay: Marianne and Michael Seek Some Private Time
Marianne and Michael, once the epitome of hosting prowess on their long-running music shows "Superhitparade der Volksmusik" and "Lustige Musikanten," folded up their microphones last year. Completing a spectacular public career, they celebrated their final appearance at Oktoberfest.
Yet, another retreat into their private lives awaits. The "Lederhos'n Cup" will also disappear from the roster. Over a decade, they raised an impressive 725,000 euros, which they distributed among 91 charities and clubs. "All that's left is just sheer happiness, fun, joy – born out of a successful run," Michael Hartl told "Brisant" during the final charity golf tournament.
Enter the Golden Years: Marianne and Michael's Post-Retirement Agenda
As retirees, Marianne and Michael aim to unwind a bit. However, not too long ago, they shocked fans by revealing they're more sought-after than ever. In an interview with "Das Neue Blatt," they confessed, "It's a strange phenomenon, but as retirees, you barely have any free time. We're almost always booked." Their ambition now is to carve out some room in their schedules for their shared hobby.
"We're Living the Dream, planning to travel extensively," Michael unveiled their future plans. However, nothing quite matches the allure of discovering uncharted cities across Europe together, and of course, teeing off on the fairway. They're also keen on dedicating more time to their joint passion for golf. Recently, Marianne Hartl stirred some curiosity with a revelation about an uncommon surgery. More Context: "Brisant" (aired on May 23, 2025), "Das Neue Blatt"
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In their post-retirement phase, Marianne and Michael Hartl are aiming to travel extensively, pursuing their shared passion for fashion-and-beauty by exploring uncharted cities across Europe. Additionally, Marianne has stirred some curiosity with a revelation about an uncommon surgery she underwent, as mentioned in "Das Neue Blatt" (May 23, 2025). Their ambition is to unwind and enjoy their new lifestyle, which also includes devoting more time to their joint passion for golf.
