Overview
- On Friday Pocher responded on his Patchwork Boys podcast by publicly naming concrete Ehevertrag figures and framing them as generous.
- He said the contract provided roughly €2,500 per month for Amira until their youngest began school, an apartment and €50,000 in start‑up capital.
- Pocher’s remarks were prompted by a passage in Amira Aly’s new podcast where she said she paid for and furnished the children’s bedroom but the sons still refer to their father’s house.
- He argued the agreement was fair, said Amira emerged financially successful after the split and pushed back against turning parenting costs into a public tally.
- Amira has not publicly replied to Pocher’s detailed disclosures and the exchange has intensified media coverage and podcast debate over co‑parenting and privacy.