How the wife of the legendary Michael Schumacher lives now and what does she do

The news that in 2013 the legendary Formula 1 driver Michael Schumacher fell into a deep coma shocked the whole world. And all because of a rather ridiculous situation. The fact is that the racer was resting with his son at a ski resort and while skiing, he turned off the track and came across a stone that was hidden under a block of snow. The helmet in which Schumacher was cracked immediately, the doctors assured that if it were not for him, then Michael would have died on the spot.

Unfortunately, the doctors had to put him into a coma and the racer has been in it for 6 years. All this time, Schumacher's wife Corinna Betsch, whom the legendary German met through mutual friends in 1989, has been courting faithfully for Schumacher. The couple always went out together to social events, Corinne constantly accompanied Schumacher at his competitions, and in 1995 the man made her an offer, to which she answered “Yes”.

The racer called his wife his only talisman and support. Corinna tried to support her husband and believed in his victory. According to her, she did not try to dissuade the man from racing, because she understood that this was the work of his whole life, she just accepted him for who he is.

The couple have two children: a son and a daughter. Michael's daughter is professionally engaged in equestrian sports, but his son went to the top of his father and participates in "Formula - 3". Perhaps soon again the name of Schumacher will be heard all over the world.

Corinna is a horse breeder and her own company organizes professional horse riding competitions. The family does not want to divulge anything about Michael's health condition, so there is very little information, the only thing, as the woman sometimes comments, is that so far the condition is serious and no more.

Recently it became known that Schumacher's wife bought a large estate in Mallorca for $ 35 million, simply to transport the man to a quiet place for quick rehabilitation, but the family has not yet moved to a new home. We wish Michael a speedy recovery!