“Berlin – Day & Night” star Falko Ochsenknecht is dead: colleagues mourn – 2024-07-04 15:24:01

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2024-07-04 15:24:01

The “Berlin – Day and Night” star Falko Ochsenknecht has died at the age of 39. Numerous companions are now saying goodbye with moving words.

In 2022, Falko Ochsenknecht made a momentous decision: he wanted to take more time for himself and left his role in “Berlin – Day and Night” behind. In the RTLzwei series, the actor could be seen as the lovable chaotic Ole Peters.

Now the TV star’s fans have to say goodbye again – for good. As his partner confirmed on TikTok, Falko Ochsenknecht has died. Initial findings suggest that he died of a sudden cardiac death. t-online learns: His colleagues are in great mourning.

“We had hoped that the rumors would not be confirmed, but now we have sad certainty: It was with great dismay that we learned today of the death of our companion Falko Ochsenknecht,” RTLzwei communications manager Susanne Raidt told t-online. Falko Ochsenknecht played the role of Ole Peters for many years. “His sudden death has caused us all deep sadness. Our thoughts are with his family and friends in these difficult hours,” the statement continues.

On the official Instagram profile of “Berlin – Day and Night”, the show’s team also addressed the viewers: “We are shocked and stunned by the death of our valued colleague Falko Ochsenknecht,” read the first lines of the post. The TV actor always did his job with great passion. “Falko, you will always be in our hearts,” were the touching words.

Falko Ochsenknecht’s former colleague Pia Tillmann is also mourning online. “In her Instagram story, she shares an old photo of herself with the RTLzwei star. “And right up until the end, I had hoped that it was a huge misunderstanding,” writes the 38-year-old. “Berlin – Day and Night” actress Liza Waschke also has her say. Her post includes a photo of her with tears on her face: “Rest in peace, Falko,” she says briefly.

Many fans used the Instagram post from “Berlin – Day and Night” to express their sadness. “I will miss you, Falko,” “Oh, stop it! That can’t be,” and “I’m so shocked,” are just a few of the comments.

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