“Only fake”: Stefan Mross shares a duet video on Facebook – Schlager fans react angrily

Stefan Mross does not seem to be quite over the separation from Anna-Carina Woitschack. The hit star looks back on the relationship on Facebook. His fans don’t like it at all.

Passau – The past few weeks have not been easy for Stefan Mross (47). On November 11, the hit star announced the separation from his wife Anna-Carina Woitschack (30) – after six such romantic years together, shocking news for all fans of the couple. In the meantime, his former sweetheart has fallen in love again and is back on cloud nine, while Stefan spends the Christmas season alone and in lonely moments apparently still thinks back to the bursting of love.

“Think of the future”: Stefan Mross revels in nostalgia on Facebook

The love of Stefan Mross and Anna-Carina Woitschack is broken, his ex-lover turtles with her new boyfriend on couple trips and yet the “Always Sunday” presenter still seems to be attached to the relationship. On Facebook he shared a nostalgic post for the fourth weekend in Advent with the message “Something summery”. Although the post is no longer available, it is clear from the fan comments that it must have been an old duet video with Anna-Carina.

Many fans of the pop singer are happy about the musical memory and praise the singing skills of the two voice talents, but are a little concerned that Stefan Mross suddenly revives the broken happiness of love. “It was always nice with you two, but now think about the future,” writes one admirer, “I think Stefan misses Anna-Carina and the dog Lotti,” joins her another. One particularly troubled Facebook user believes, “It’ll be a long time before he gets over it.”

“Only fake”: Schlager fans pissed off after Stefan Mross’s Facebook post

While many of Stefan Mross’ loyal followers are worried about the star trumpeter and talk to him well, others react to the Facebook reminder with much less understanding. “Sorry, but after your breakup it’s just not credible now,” one fan rants, “Just fake”, someone else does the same. “I find it inappropriate at the moment,” reads a user’s complaint, “First they married publicly and then separated publicly and everything was accompanied by music. Private should remain private and not be publicly marketed musically.”

It seems as if Stefan Mross was sitting alone in the living room with snow flurries a month after the breakup and dusted off memories of the time together with Anna-Carina to put a smile on his face. “Does he still need to advertise?”, puzzles a fan, while another gives the native of Passau a nice piece of advice: “Oh dear Stefan, throw the memories overboard.”

The post was deleted a short time later – or at least it is only visible to the musician’s close friends. Maybe Stefan Mross thought better of it after his nostalgia attack and left the past where it belongs.