Babette von Kienlin

Babette of Kienlin (born May 9, 1962 in Hamburg, née Einmann) is a German-British television supporter. Edit LifeQualtext

As a daughter of a British interior designer and a German physician, Einmann grew bilingual. After graduating from high school in 1980, a French diploma and an apprenticeship as a theater merchant at the Ernst Deutschtheater in Hamburg, she studied journalism at the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich from 1985 to 1989. During this time, she became a presenter at the private Tele 5 and has been working mainly for the ZDF since 1987. Among other things, she moderated The Knoff-Hoff-Show, the ZDF Sonntagskonzert, the Star Parade, ML Mona Lisa and the German Future Prize, which was annually published by the German President. She completed her internship at the ZDF foreign studios in London.

In addition to her work for ZDF, Einstein worked as a guest lecturer at the Munich College of Television and Film.

For the ZDF, she has been presenting the Drehscheibe for the ZDF since the first broadcast in 1998, as well as a temporary representation of hello germany.

In addition, since 2002, the mother of a daughter has also been involved in the Bärenherz Foundation, a foundation for the severely ill children of a Kinderhospiz in Wiesbaden. In addition, she is the ambassador of people to people. She is married to Rupert Maria Andreas Ekart of Kienlin, named Pino of Kienlin (* 10 November 1958). Weblinks Edit sourcetext Standard data (person): Wikipedia person search | No GND person record. Last Review: March 17, 2016. GND Name Entry: 157167739 (AKS)

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