Daniela Katzenberger: Farewell to the giant parts and new figure

Daniela Katzenberger: Farewell to the giant parts and new figure

Daniela Katzenberger is ready for a significant step in her life: The popular reality TV personality has announced that it has been removed. The 37-year-old is currently wearing a cup size E, but in the coming year it should switch to a significantly smaller size C.

In an interview with the "Bild" newspaper, Katzenberger said that she is no longer satisfied with her new, slimmer figure when she looks at her big breasts. "I think that - with my new, slimmer figure - I look with the big breasts how wrongly puffed up," she revealed. The "huge parts", as she calls her breasts humorous, do not seem to be beautiful for her. Your goal is to remove them in January or February 2025.

confidently for change

Katzenberger describes her Brazil implants as a serious obstacle for their well-being. "With such giant möppen, you just look ten kilograms heavier," she explains. You have moved these thoughts to fundamentally change your body. She even compares her current appearance with a comic figure: "As if you had placed two melons on a toothpick". This funny, but also serious description illustrates her dissatisfaction with the current state.

The 37-year-old had operated on the first time at the age of 23 and says that she has now regretted the decision. "But how should I have known at the time that the breasts would hang out five years later and especially after my pregnancy?" A tightening had become necessary eleven years after the first operation, and now the complete removal of the implants is pending.

health considerations in the focus

An important aspect behind this decision is also health considerations. "To keep this kilo of plastic in front of me is hard work," says Katzenberger. Your posture has suffered from the implants, which leads to frequent head and neck pain. Regular visits to a chiropractor help her, but that is not a permanent solution. The planned intervention to remove the implants is complicated by their history - two previous operations. The implants may have to be removed completely.

Another personal insight that Katzenberger recently shared with the public is her sterilization. "For two years," she has revealed, and she and her husband, Lucas Cordalis, now feel complete in terms of their family planning. Her daughter is a source of happiness for the two, and she has made it clear that no more children are planned.

Katzenberger was first known in 2009 by the documentary soap "Auf and Nüh-My Abroad" before becoming a star with "Goodbye Germany! The emigrants". Over the years, the spectators have gained a deep insight into their lives through many TV formats and appearances they have shaped.