“His actions hurt me humanly”

The former manager Markus Krampe separated from Michael Wendler, now also from his wife Laura Müller. The influencer is now commenting on this on Instagram.

Markus Krampe and Michael Wendler have been separated for a few weeks, they are no longer managers and clients due to the theoretical statements of the pop singer’s conspiracy. Krampe initially wanted to continue working with Wendler’s wife Laura Müller because she distanced herself from her husband’s statements. But it also didn’t occupy an object point. Krampe has therefore concluded the collaboration with her. There has never been such a thing, at least not based on a manager, as Müller now explains on Instagram.

“First of all I would like to point out to the German press that Markus Krampe has never been my manager,” writes the 20-year-old in a story on Instagram. Müller had to find out in the press on Sunday that the collaboration was over. “Unfortunately, he didn’t inform me personally. His employee informed me.” She describes Krampe as a consultant who “supported” her and as a good friend. “The last few months have not only been turbulent, but also very successful,” sums up Laura Müller.

“It should be so”

She was very fond of Markus Krampe and “always thought we were a great team”. The disappointment with Laura Müller is now great, because she leaves her at the mercy “in these ‘difficult times’ and turns her back on me,” writes Michael Wendler’s wife. He further explains: “His actions hurt me personally, not professionally.” Why friends should always be there for each other, he points out. In any case, Krampe always thought she was a friend. At the end of his text, he wishes him and his team all the best. “It should be so,” he says.

Krampe had already published a communiqué declaring the collaboration with Laura Müller terminated. “The current situation and Laura’s lack of a clear position on Michael Wendler’s statements and detachments force me to make this decision,” he said on the matter. He credits her for being loyal to her husband despite the current circumstances, but he still wanted her to distance herself more clearly from Wendler’s theses, she wrote.