The family of former German F1 pilot Michael Schumacher (55) is celebrating a joyful news. After her daughter’s October wedding will be looking forward to the arrival of a new member in the coming year. Gina-Maria (27) on her published a photo in which announced that she and her husband Ian are expecting a baby girl.
“We are anxiously awaiting the arrival of our little girl,” she wrote along with shots of the pony standing next to pink balloons and in other shots next to a blackboard with chalk writing: “My new rider will arrive in April 2025.”
First time in public since the accident?
Michael is the father of two children – son Mick (25) and daughter Gina-Marie (27). On his 55th birthday, she informed her loved ones and the public that she and her longtime partner Iain Bethke were engaged. The couple said yes at the beginning of October in the family villa in Mallorca, which used to belong to the president of Real Madrid, Florentino Pérez.
For now, the family is closely guarding his health, the portal he claimed to have attended his daughter’s wedding. This would be the first public trip since the accident. The approximately 30-minute ceremony was to be held in a narrow circle of guests who respected the Schumacher family’s need for privacy.
Guests were said to be subject to strict rules, including confiscation of phones and cameras, to ensure no shots of the F1 icon are captured. However, these reports were later refuted by other websites. How it was with his (non)participation is unclear and the information cannot be fully verified.
The tragic event in which Michael Schumacher injured his brain after falling on skis happened December 29, 2013 in the French Alps. After the accident, he underwent several operations in order to survive at all. Doctors woke him up from artificial sleep for more than five months. His state of health is still controversial, as the immediate family refuses to publish any specific information.
