Uschi Obermaier
USCHI OBERMAIER IS ...
© Warner Bros.... our wife of the week, because she always dared to live her dreams. What happened to the former top model, we can see on the screen from 1 February: in the biopic "The wild life".
In addition, Uschi Obermaier ...
... kind: It may sound flat, but Uschi Obermaier is really. A nice person. When it does occur, there are neither stares nor kidding. Not even a bit of ideological stubbornness, as one would expect from a '68 icon. Instead, she laughs, jokes and chats about old times. This seems so uncomplicated and cheerful, that you would like to drink a glass of wheat with her right away.
... sexy: Another flat term. But you just can not write about Uschi Obermaier without going into her physical preferences. The woman looks gorgeous - with her 60 years as well as with 20. Sure there are a few wrinkles. But while other celebrities hide behind hair strands in their old age, Obermaier shines openly into the cameras. Because of course she knows how beautiful she is. When ChroniquesDuVasteMonde WOMAN addressed her in an interview on the famous STERN cover from 1969, she said frankly: "My two breasts looked like small bullets.
... hedonistic: The native Münchnerin owes these natural advantages not least to a large part of her dazzling life. Her looks earned her model contracts and many interesting men. The revolutionist Rainer Langhans example, which she followed in 1968 in the legendary Commune 1 to Berlin. Jimi Hendrix, to whom she had a brief but "very deep" relationship. And of course Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, who were really fighting over the pretty Bavarian. Obermaier took everything Rock'n'Roll had to offer: sex, parties, and so many drugs that she herself sometimes wondered about living.
... Honestly:, Obermaier likes to remember these times. "That was great!" At the same time, she makes no illusions about her role. "My only contribution to the Stones was to make good joints," she told NEON magazine. "Although I enjoyed respect, it never came first." She only took this place in 1973 with the Hamburg red-light prince Dieter Bockhorn, with whom she traveled for years in a bus through the world. She also lived with him in free love, but admits she was "madly jealous" when he told her about his affairs. "But I could stand it."
... creative: In the eighties Uschi Obermaier crashed into a deep crisis. Her partner Bockhorn had died in a motorcycle accident and with the modeling career it was over. "I felt like a failure, according to the motto: You're just someone because you looked good." That's when her second career began: as a jewelry designer. "Since then, I can say, 'Hey guys, do not look me in the face, look at what I did!'"
... become calmer: Three years ago, Uschi Obermaier gave up her nomadic life and bought a house in a canyon near Los Angeles. The only roommate is a dog, instead of drug cocktails there is peppermint tea, she cooks for the first time in her life and even owns a washing machine. "My mother would be proud of me." Obermaier loves her life in California, the sun, nature, the city L.A. Only one thing she misses from her old home: the nude bathing in Lake Starnberg. "If I did this here, I would be arrested immediately."
... cheerful: Uschi Obermaier knows how lucky she was in life. Every day she makes her mantra and thanks the universe for what she has. Her maxim: "I always want to be happy!"
