Overview
- The new Die Carolin Kebekus Show episode, which launched Thursday on ARD Mediathek and aired later on Das Erste, features her candid take on intimacy after a first child.
- She sums up the trade-off with a line from the show: “If I have to choose between sleep and sleeping together, good night.”
- Kebekus describes “overtouched syndrome,” meaning a day of sticky hands and constant clinging can leave a parent wanting no touch at all.
- She dismisses scheduled “date” fixes as unromantic and urges fathers to take real chores and childcare to ease mothers’ “mental load,” citing a partner who phoned an astronaut in orbit to ask where the printer paper was.
- Beyond family life, she says Marie-Louise Eta’s rise to head coach was overdue and argues the barrier is clubs that still rarely let women lead.