You don’t look into the bedroom of a celebrity, but every average sleeper who doesn’t make themselves comfortable in bed knows about this problem.
But let’s listen carefully to what a celebrity couple has to say about problems in the bedroom. It’s about comedy Oliver Fewr (45) and his wife Amira (30).
The two have been sharing a bedroom as a married couple for a good three and a half years and apparently now have a need to talk about topics that were not up for debate at the beginning of the relationship (two children together).
A little nap from Amira: Sleeping in the Pocher house near Cologne, however, becomes a topic between her and her husband in the new podcast
There are problems in bed, or sometimes on the couch. In their joint podcast “The Poachers” Amira reproaches her Olli after a little 20-minute nap.
She works around her husband “while you were sawing off forests here on the couch”.
What does the presenter and former Let’s Dance candidate mean by that? Amira makes loud snoring noises into the microphone and then immediately adds another: “How quickly you can fall asleep and then snore. You know it’s the weight…”
Oops! Zoff alarm at the Pochers, or what? “You didn’t snore like that before.”
Olli apologizes a bit pro forma “his nose was just closed.” But his wife doesn’t let that get away with it: “You snore every night. You didn’t snore when we first met.”
You’re probably still allowed to snore in peace. Oliver Pocher becomes a “saw” in bed, says his wife
Alright. What should you say as a caught husband. No snorer can testify for himself as a defense witness for himself.
Instead, Olli takes a breath and counters: “Put a plastic bag over my head!”
NATURALLY! Steep template for Amira: “Sometimes I’m on the verge of it.”
“You snore sometimes too”
But of course Olli doesn’t leave it that way and counterattacks his wife’s sleeping habits: “You also snore from time to time.” But Amira has a simple explanation for this: “Only when I’ve been drinking. I never drink.”
Both have to smile and the comedian adds: “That’s a lie too.” Amira is subdued here: “Well, if I drink alcohol, then I snore. I know that.”
So it’s 1:1 between the two. The nocturnal noise attacks on both sides do not seem to have led to real marital problems either. It even sounds very charming, as Pocher then describes his wife’s snoring: “It’s so cute with you. It’s a jigsaw. It’s just not that extreme. But it is enough.”
When she sleeps she becomes a “jigsaw”, reveals Oliver Pocher about his wife Amira
And a thesis for the jigsaw noise of his He also delivers Amira right after: “Maybe it’s because you’re too thin. Because you just don’t have anything on your ribs anymore.”
That’s a kind of compliment most women can probably live with.
