Michael Wendler, the fallen pop star, has been facing a streak of bad luck as he was unable to perform at a popular holiday island due to his excessive fees and demands. Marion Pfaff, the owner of the “Stadl” restaurant where Wendler was set to perform, reported that he demanded a fee of 20,000 Euros along with extra luxuries. The fallen hit star wanted a flight in business class, a shuttle service, and a five-star hotel, all of which would cost around 30,000 euros. Pfaff found that too expensive and is now looking to try another artist.
On the other hand, Peter Klein’s (55) singing career is picking up speed and he may snatch a coveted Malle job from under the feet of Wendler. Although not as well-known as Wendler, Klein has been trying to make a name for himself in the music industry and Marion Pfaff is considering booking him for one or two performances to see if he keeps his promises.
This could be a great chance for Klein that might hit Wendler particularly hard as he is facing a lot of issues after his marriage drama and his pregnant wife Laura’s first mommy advertising deal fell through shortly after an Instagram uprising. Despite their attempts to make a baby documentary to be broadcast on RTL II, the project was also overturned.
It seems that Wendler may need to consider reducing his fees in the future, especially since he will soon have a little Wendler or a little Laura to take care of. Meanwhile, Klein is pursuing his dream all the more purposefully, hoping that his chance to take off as a pub singer will come true.
