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Anne Wünsche Plasteres XXL Billboards in Ex‑Partner’s Village

Wünsche says the posters are retaliation in an ongoing custody fight, with critics warning the placement risks harm to the couple’s daughter.

Overview

  • In mid‑July 2026 the influencer Anne Wünsche paid for large billboards bearing her image and a QR code and had them placed in the Brandenburg village where her ex, Henning Merten, and their daughter live.
  • The QR code directs people to a link hub that includes paid adult content such as OnlyFans, and Wünsche says access to explicit pages is gated by age verification.
  • Several posters were defaced within a day with graffiti and insults, which Wünsche described as extra attention and said could lead her to expand the campaign.
  • Henning Merten has publicly called the action "psychological torture" for his daughter and said he has involved the youth welfare office and may pursue other steps if the campaign continues.
  • The stunt escalates a long custody dispute that followed Wünsche’s move to Mallorca and a family‑court decision placing their daughter primarily with her father, and it has provoked broad public debate about child welfare and provocative marketing tied to private fights.