TV-Knaller: Ralf Schumacher feiert Hochzeit im Fernsehen

München (Bayern) – Es ist die Krönung seiner großen Liebe! Im Juli 2024 machte Ralf Schumacher (50) die Beziehung zu seinem Lebensgefährten Étienne Bousquet-Cassagne (36) öffentlich. Nun will das Paar heiraten und lässt die Öffentlichkeit zusehen! Im Mai soll die große Hochzeit von Ralf und Étienne stattfinden – begleitet von TV-Kameras.
„Wir bestätigen gern, dass Ralf Schumacher und sein Partner Étienne Bousquet-Cassagne heiraten werden“, teilten beide vor einiger Zeit auf Instagram mit. Die Einladungen waren schon vor einiger Zeit verschickt worden, ein dreitägiger Feier-Marathon ist geplant, erfuhr BILD. Nun der nächste Knaller: die Hochzeit von Ralf und Étienne wird zum romantischen Fernseh-Ereignis!
Ralf Schumacher: Hochzeit in vier Teilen: „Ralf & Étienne: Wir sagen Ja“ heißt das Format, das den Start ins Ehe-Leben des Paares begleiten wird. Bei der Sky-Programmpräsentation in München am Mittwoch (15. April) war Ralf Schumacher selbst vor Ort und überraschend auch sein Partner! Schumacher: „Wir gehen gemeinsam durchs Leben, und diese Serie dokumentiert genau das: unseren Alltag, unsere Arbeit, unsere Unterschiede und Gemeinsamkeiten.“
Die Hochzeit und auch die Vorbereitung auf das große Fest soll als vierteilige Serie erzählt werden. Man sieht das Paar bei der Location-Suche, der Auswahl der Trauringe und auch ganz privat im Familienleben mit Ralfs Sohn David und Papa Rolf. Ab 21. Mai sind die ersten beiden Folgen bei Sky und WOW zu sehen, Episode 3 wird am 28. Mai ausgestrahlt, das große Finale mit der Hochzeitsfeier läuft am 6. Juni.
Es ist mehr als nur eine Promi-Hochzeit. Es ist ein Einblick in einen sehr persönlichen Neubeginn, den Schumacher mit der Öffentlichkeit teilen möchte. Ort der Trauung: der französische Küstenort Saint-Tropez an der Côte d’Azur. Hier leben Ralf und Étienne, ein gebürtiger Franzose, den Großteil des Jahres.
Ralf Schumacher war schon einmal verheiratet: Vor knapp 25 Jahren sagte er zu dem damaligen Model Cora Brinkmann (heute Cora Schumacher) auf dem Standesamt Ja. Wenige Wochen später kam ihr gemeinsamer Sohn David (heute 24) zur Welt. Die kirchliche Trauung folgte 2002, die Scheidung 2015. Seither hat sich einiges im Leben von Ralf Schumacher geändert – und er scheint sein großes Glück gefunden zu haben. In einem RTL-Interview zu seinem 50. Geburtstag schwärmte Ralf zuletzt: „Wir beide haben eine unglaubliche Harmonie und verstehen uns blind. Ich hätte nicht gedacht, dass es so schön sein kann. Das Schönste wäre, wenn es für immer so bleibt.“

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