Overview
- Nadja Abd el Farrag, widely known as 'Naddel,' died on May 9, 2025, in a Hamburg clinic at the age of 60 due to organ failure.
- Her long-time companion Andreas Ellermann confirmed her passing, and Dieter Bohlen, her former partner, expressed his sadness publicly.
- She rose to fame in the 1980s as a background singer for Bohlen's Blue System and later gained prominence as a TV host and reality-TV personality.
- Abd el Farrag struggled with health issues, including liver cirrhosis publicly disclosed in 2018, which she attributed to ADHD medication and alcohol use.
- Her death has reignited discussions about the pressures of celebrity culture, with some criticizing the media's treatment of her in her final years.