Called Alexandra HildeBrandt and is the director of one of the most visited museums of Berlin, by checkpoint Charlie Museum, which attracts 600,000 visitors each year and has been described as one of the most commercially successful in Europe, with seven -digit profits. However, she has attracted the interest of the world more than the museum she runs because of the pregnancy her.
Hildebrad recently welcomed her 10th child at the age of 66 and even had her eight of her 10 children from her 53rd. All of these pregnancies came during her second marriage, with former CDU politician Daniel Dormann, with whom she recently bought a new home in Zehlendorf.
Speaking to Tagesspiegel, Hildebrandt commented that the new home is big enough for each child to have their own room.
Her doctor is proud of himself.
“She is the oldest pregnant woman I have taken care of in Charité,” said Wolfgang Henrich, director of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, who is well aware of Hildebrandt, having made all eight caesarean sections.