Rudi Schuberth a dozen or so years ago he was a favorite of Poles and was a regular guest in the media. The creator of such works as “Daughter of the Fisherman” or “Monika – the Girl of the Rescuer” not only did he perform on stage, but even caught up with the once-famous show “How they sing”, where he sat on the couch next to, among others Edyta Górniak or Elżbieta Zapendowska.
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At some point Rudi Schuberth however, he decided to withdraw from the media. The last time it was loud about him in 2019, when the media circulated the news that ZUS had calculated a pension of PLN 1,200 for the musician. He then complained that “artists don’t have any pensions”and the amount of his benefit is “embarrassing”. Earlier, however, he announced that he was struggling with health problems.
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See also: “I was in a diabetic coma. I stopped seeing acutely, didn’t recognize people!”
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Despite bitter regrets about his own retirement, Schuberth cannot complain about his fate, as reported by “Fakt”. Journalists then had the opportunity to look at the artist’s farm, which covers almost 20 hectares. As announced, part of the sizeable property is occupied by the family, including himself, and the rest is made available for agritourism.
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His estate is almost 20 hectares. Part of it is for the family, part is for guests. Rudi and his wife Małgorzata have focused on agritourism, so four stylishly decorated houses are waiting for tourists – We find out.
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Schuberth himself mentioned that he has completely resigned from social media and no longer plans to expose his life to the public, as he mentioned in one of the interviews. Despite his considerable artistic output, he ended his stage career and turned it into other activities.
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In an interview with the “Franchising” magazine, he also said that it lives not only from agritourism, but also from the production of its own cold meats and preserves. So it’s no surprise that the media hustle and bustle and hours of recordings no longer sound tempting to him.
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Do you miss programs with his participation?
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