17/4/12
Written by Betty

The father has never spoken, he never publicly revealed his face. Even it was forbidden by their children, Bill and Tom Kaulitz (22) of “Tokio Hotel”, who with 6000 € want to buy his silence.

Yesterday Bild reported the strange letter from the twins to their father. Today, the father Jörg (44) talks about his life with the teen stars and his concerns for the children.

BILD: Why didn’t you show yourself in public until now?

Jörg: “There is only one reason: I want to see Bill and Tom. they’re not banal injuries, and certainly it’s not for the money – there is only one question – I’m worried about my children”

BILD: Are you worried?

Jörg: “Yes, there are huge differences. Yes, for instance the new Tattoo on Bill’s hand, the skeleton – I am horrified.”

BILD: He is a rock star …

Jörg: “I just hope he does not end up like Amy Winehouse. I’m, afraid of Bill dies soon. He always had a connection with death. Now it seems even the guys have done their will. That is all what is not normal.”

BILD: Do you remember the last family meeting?

Jörg: “Of course, it was at Christmas 2009. Bill and Tom came to visit me. We drank Freixenet champagne ‘, smoked, talked. After that I never see them. They moved to America.”

BILD: And since then, have you had any contact with them?

Jörg: “Yes, via SMS. But I have the feeling that they are controlled externally in the United States. In the last text message Tom also accused me of separation from his mother when he was seven. They still could be affected by this circumstance. ”

BILD: Why did you leave your family?

Jörg: “My wife Simone and I do not understand ourselves. She always wanted to get high and she was attracted by the artists. So I could not do anything at all. I just wanted to live a normal life.”

BILD: What role does your ex-wife Simone (43) in the daily lives of the guys?

Jörg: “A very significant role. For Bill, his mother is his goddess. Tom is more paternal. I think Simone has a great influence on the boys. She lives with them in Los Angeles.”

BILD: How were Bill and Tom as children?

Jörg: “They were always on alert and creativity. I suddenly realized that they were special. Bill , as a child, liked to dress up for carnival, or dressing like Pippi Longstocking with braids.”

BILD: What was the worst thing you’ve experienced with your children?

Jörg: “When Bill in 2008 was at the hospital in Berlin and his voice had disappear. When I saw him lying there so pale and exhausted, he told me, sorry. His manager just left him a little break. Like any child, he is entitled to collapse at some point. ”

BILD: Why did not you do something about it?

Jörg: “I had no legal right. The mother had custody of the child, because we never got married. She has also signed contracts for all the boys when they were still minors.”

BILD: Do you think your family will meet again?

Jörg: “There is nothing I want more. But I have little hope. Bill and Tom ever said that their dogs are their family. Because dogs are loyal for life. That was a blow. His dogs are more important to them than me. “

17/4/12
Written by Betty

Tokio Hotel want to bring their father with 6000 euros to silence
…and he should also renounce his portion of inheritance

As “Tokio Hotel,” the twins Bill and Tom Kaulitz (22) earned millions. But their own father, with whom they never had a problem, they suddenly want to fob off with 6000 euros…

The sum stands in a letter, that the twins sent their father Jörg (44) from America. Unusual, how cold this writing is…

Therein the two famous sons demand of their father, to never speak about the shared past. Although he never did so and actually also didn’t plan to.

They offer him a one-time 6000 euros as hush money.

But in return, he should also renounce his portion of mandatory inheritance. Corresponding forms accompany the letter.

How now?

“As I read the letter, a part of me died. They speak with me, as with a stranger. I really haven’t earned that,” says Jörg. He and mother Kaulitz had split, as the twins were seven.

The letter (presented to Bild) begins with “Dear Jörg” and is signed from both sons.

They write: “Enclosed you’ll receive an agreement, in which we regulate the communication of our private life. Additionally, the outline of the payment of the 6000 euros, as also the waiver of the compulsory portion is attached.”

And onward: “You’ll sign and send these to your notary. As soon as the documents are with us, we would go with the payment/renunciation agreement to the consulate.”

Why this writing, this heartless letter?

“I also don’t understand, why my sons want to disinherit me. I have always paid alimony and never asked for money from Bill and Tom. I also want no cent from them in the future.”

Lawyer Matthias Meier (50) from Dortmund: “To Father Jörg is accorded, as to every family member of the first degree, a legal compulsory portion. And this would allow itself to be shifted, in the case of Bill and Tom Kaulitz, in very different dimensions as 6000 euros.”

Father Jörg wonders at the letter of his sons the most about one thing: “Why are my boys making their testament at 22 years old?” He says: “At this age, one doesn’t normally think about death. Over that I’m the most concerned.”

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17/4/12
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17/4/12
Written by Betty

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For the first time the father of Bill and Tom is speaking
The truth about Tokio Hotel
“Fame and money have destroyed our family”

His sons are the spitting image of their father. The dark eye brows, the sting-hairstyle, the charismatic mouth.

Jörg (44) from Hannover is the biological father of Bill (22) and Tom Kaulitz (22) of the band Tokio Hotel!

So far, the trucker hasn’t shown himself as father of the twins in public, hasn’t talked a word about his famous sons.

If it was up to the two, it should stay this way: The father received a letter a few days ago from America, that has hurt him deeply. He should never be allowed to say a word about his sons in public.

Furthermore, the twins want to cut him out of their will!

Jörg“I think they want to leave their money to animal protection.”

In BILD Jörg breaks his silence for the first time. He’s doing it out of fear about his boys, that he hasn’t seen in three years.

“The fame and money have destroyed our family.”, Jörg says with a sad voice. “Since Bill and Tom moved to America in Autumn 2010, I only have contact with them via text messages. Tom’s last text message said: ‘[We've] Got problems, we have to come to terms with the past!’ I think with that they mean that they’ve lost their orientation in life.”

From the point of view of their father it’s no wonder: “They had been shooed from gig to gig, until they were burned-out. I once was backstage. There was no glamour, only two powerless little boys and a few cold burgers. The stress has gotten them mentally ill.”

Review: When the twins were seven, their parents got divorced. Father Jörg works as trucker in Hannover. The twins move to Magdeburg with their mother Simone. As it is common in divorced families, the father and sons met regularly, they spent their holidays together, the father pays aliments.

“Then in 2005 they got famous, they were only 15. Their childhood was over at a single blow. Crazy fans chased them 24/7. If they wanted to go to the cinema, they had to rent a room. If they wanted to go to a restaurant, they had to order the food to their hotel room. They were like prisoners,” says Jörg.

The father was allowed to visit concerts of his boys, but wasn’t allowed to announce himself as their father. “In the audience there were my ex-wife Simone and her new husband Gordon as official parents, I had to sit somewhere at the margin. Back then, I thought that I wouldn’t fit the picture as a simple trucker. Today I’m sure: It’s not Bill’s and Tom’s fault. I think their mother is behind it. She always kept things firmly in hand.”

13/4/12
Written by Betty
Filed Under: Articles, Magazine, Tokio Hotel

Would their fans even recognize them?
That’s how “Tokio Hotel” looks today

Screaming Teenagers, millions of sold CD’s and leading a rockstar-life – this WAS “Tokio Hotel”, Germany’s most successful Band.

AND NOW?

The Twins, Bill and Tom (22), moved to L.A. and want to be left alone. Bill’s appearance on Heidi Klums (38) TV Show “Germany’s Next Topmodel” last week came totally unexpected.

BUT WHAT HAPPENED TO THE OTHER TWO MEMBERS OF “Tokio Hotel”?

BILD found drummer Gustav (23) and bassist Georg (25) in Magdeburg!

In a forlorn developing area located in the south-west of the city. Gustav (23) goes for a walk. He gained some weight, wears sneakers and comfortable Cargo-Pants. His home: a bright-yellow Apartment-House. Across from it: a supermarket called “Niedrig-Preis”. (Engl.: “Low-Price”)

It seems like he still has the millions the band earned, but only a few things remind you of his former rockstar-lifestyle: his Mercedes-Van (“Vito” with obscured windowpanes), the special treatment he gets at the disco “prinzzclub” where he’s a regular.

Colleague Georg (25) lives in the center of the city. In an alley with a dead end. He likes taking his dog for a walk, and collects the dog-doo afterwards.

BACK THEN: Girls that were in love with him, a Chauffeur, a Bodyguard, VIP treatment.

NOW?

Georg is reluctant and tells BILD: “Of course ‘Tokio Hotel’ exists! You’ll hear from us soon.” But it doesn’t sound very convincing.

A new Album? A new Song? A Book?
Georg: “I can’t give you a specific date, but definitely very soon.”

And what about Bill and Tom?

Bill’s new look on recent pictures from Los Angeles shocked the fans with his nose ring, skeleton-tattoo and hollow cheeks.

“Everything’s okay with Bill and Tom. All four of us are doing great. We get in touch every day.”, Georg assures BILD.

Already at the beginning of the month Bill told BILD: “I’m in Los Angeles because we’re producing a new Album.”

In Magdeburg, between dog-dirt and grabbing some beers at the disco, it doesn’t look like they’re getting much work done…