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Comedian is having a fight with his ex againFor Oliver Pocher, Amira Aly is NOT pregnant
Oliver Pocher teases in the podcast
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“So far in my world, Amira is still not pregnant.”
Oliver Pocher heralds the next round in the War of the Roses with his ex Amira Aly. The reason for the argument is a strange meeting between the two and the question: does she have to explicitly tell him that she is expecting another child?
Oliver Pocher is offended because he didn't hear Amira's baby news from her
How Oliver Pocher (48) his buddy Pietro Lombardi (33) told in the joint podcast “Patchwork Boys” that he met his ex Amira Aly (33) recently for the first time after the Announcement of her pregnancy with Christian Düren via Instagram. Was there a big debate? None. When asked if they had spoken, Olli replied briefly: “Nope.”
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There would definitely have been something to talk about after the headlines. But Olli didn't seek the exchange any more than Amira did, also because their children were there. For him, the sticking point remains. He did not hear the news of her pregnancy directly from Amira.
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Olli still finds his anger justified. “Of course it’s emotional,” he says to Pietro. From his point of view, pregnancy should be communicated personally – even if it involves ex-girlfriends. Then he adds: “Amira threw the first stone. If Amira goes public, then this is my forum to discuss it here in order to give an answer.”
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The previous story makes the issue even sharper. In his podcast, Olli had previously criticized the fact that he had heard the baby news about Amira and her new boyfriend Christian Düren from the media. There was even contact on the same day, but Amira didn't say a word about it. What particularly bothered him was that there was no agreement as to how their two sons would find out about the pregnancy.
But Olli's reckoning doesn't end without conciliatory tones. Would he congratulate Amira after the birth? His answer: “Yes, you do, why not.” And then: “The child can’t help it.”
Sources used: Podcast “Patchwork Boys” with Oliver Pocher and Pietro Lombardi
