Désirée Gerda Saskia Pamela Amneris Aida Nick[1] (born 30 September 1956 in West-Berlin) is a German reality television personality, actress, dancer, and author.

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Désirée Nick
Nick in 2011
Born	Désirée Gerda Saskia Pamela Amneris Aida Nick (1956-09-30) 30 September 1956 (age 66) West Berlin, West Germany
Occupation	TV personality actress dancer author
Children	1
Website	www.desiree-nick.de

Biography

Born in Berlin, Nick studied ballet at Berliner Tanzakademie. She became a member of the ensemble of Deutsche Oper Berlin and later of Bavarian State Opera in Munich. Between 1982 and 1985 she lived in Munich and studied Roman Catholic theology. She then worked as a teacher for a few years.

In the 1990s, Nick worked as an actress. Her first film role was in Neurosia (1995) by Rosa von Praunheim. In 2000 she wrote her autobiography, Bestseller einer Diva – Seit Jahren vergriffen. In 2004, Nick had a legal issue with actress Anouschka Renzi. That same year, Nick became popular in Germany, when she won the TV show Ich bin ein Star – Holt mich hier raus!, the German version of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!.

Since 2005, Nick wrote several books. In one of them, Eva go home, she faced the controversial claims on her motherhood and family, published by former TV presenter Eva Herman.

Nick was in a relationship with Prince Heinrich Julius of Hanover for seventeen years; they have one son together, Oscar Nick (29 September 1996 in Berlin). In 2017 he became a British citizen, his new title is His Royal Highness, Oscar Julius Henry Prince of Hanover.[2]

In the 2020 film Enfant Terrible about the life of filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder, directed by Oskar Roehler, Nick plays the role of Barbara Valentin.[3]

Desiree Nick vs. Eva Habermann

The Goblin film cast and the director Eric Dean Hordes claim the actress Eva Habermann stole the Goblin film and recut it.[4][5] Nick claimed, Habermann offered her €500 to sign a paper that states Habermann owns the movie rights.[6] Habermann now wants to ban the film.[7]

Works

• 1997: Bestseller einer Diva: Seit Jahren vergriffen. Droemer Knaur, Munich 1997. ISBN 3-426-60665-8 (together with Volker Ludewig)
• 2005: Gibt es ein Leben nach vierzig? Eine Anleitung zum Entfalten in Theorie und Praxis. Gustav Lübbe Verlag, Bergisch Gladbach 2005. ISBN 3-7857-2204-4
• 2006: Was unsere Mütter uns verschwiegen haben. Der Heimtrainer für Frauen in Nöten. Krüger, Frankfurt a.M. 2006. ISBN 3-8105-1325-3
• 2007: Eva go home! Eine Streitschrift. S. Fischer, Frankfurt a.M. 2007. ISBN 978-3-596-17669-4
• 2008: Liebling, ich komm später: Das große Buch vom Seitensprung. Krüger, Frankfurt a.M. 2008. ISBN 978-3-8105-1326-7
• 2011: Gibt es ein Leben nach fünfzig? Mein Beitrag zum Klimawandel. Marion von Schröder, ISBN 978-3547711769.
• 2012: Fürstliche Leibspeisen. Gerichte mit Geschichte. Lingen Verlag, ISBN 978-3941118928.
• 2014: Neues von der Arschterrasse. Marion von Schröder, ISBN 978-3547711981.
• 2016: Säger und Rammler und andere Begegnungen mit der Männerwelt. Heyne Verlag, ISBN 978-3453201057.
• 2018: Nein ist das neue Ja. Eden Books, ISBN 978-3959101837.
• 2020: Der Lack bleibt dran! Gräfe und Unzer, ISBN 978-3-8338-7284-6.

References

External links

• Official website by Désirée Nick
• Tagesspiegel interview 2006
• Désirée Nick at IMDb