Celebrity featured in a public persona. - Necessary Information on Carmen Geiss
Carmen Geiss is a perfect example of how one can stay grounded even with a vast fortune.
For years, she and her husband Robert Geiss have been sharing their lives between luxurious glamour and the ordinary in the reality TV show "The Geisses" since 2011.
Background
Carmen Geiss's Career
Born in Cologne in 1965, Carmen Geiss has loved being in the spotlight since childhood. At the age of 18, she was even crowned "Miss Fitness" in 1983.
She worked with well-known German TV host Rudi Carrell in his show "Rudis Urlaubsshow" between 1994 and 1996.
Robert Geiss married Carmen in 1994, and they co-founded the sportswear brand "Uncle Sam" in 1986, which was sold for approximately 140 million German marks in 1995.
Ever since 2011, the couple with their daughters, Davina and Shania, have been followed by cameras for their reality TV show "The Geisses." The second season features the theme song "Jet Set," which they collaborated on with Cologne-based producer Xtreme.
In May 2013, they published their autobiography "Von nix kommt nix," landing them on the Spiegel bestseller list.
They also released a double single that year, with Carmen Geiss singing in her performance of "My City Miami" on ZDF-Fernsehgarten.
In 2014, Carmen participated in the seventh season of "Let's Dance" and came in third. From 2014 to 2016, she and her husband promoted verivox.
She's also a thriving businesswoman: Carmen Geiss has been marketing her fitness and nutrition program since December 2014. Alongside her husband, she also manages the fashion brand "Roberto Geissini."
In May 2021, she triumphed in the ProSieben show "Schlag den Star," ultimately defeating Claudia Effenberg.
Carmen Geiss's Personal Life
Carmen Geiss, Robert Geiss, and their two daughters Davina Shakira and Shania Tyra have now moved from Cologne to Monaco. Their other opulent dwellings include property in Saint-Tropez, Dubai, and Kitzbühel, among other locations.
Despite her immense wealth, Carmen Geiss is adamant about staying in touch with her roots. In a recent interview, she shared this sentiment:
"I asked my old friends. They say we're just as crazy as we've always been. That's a great compliment. I think it's terrible when money changes people."
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Source: symclub.org
