Petra Gerster Biography
Petra Gerster is a German journalist and broadcaster. From 1973, Gerst studied German Studies, Slavic Studies and Literature at the University of Konstanz, with funding from the German Academic Scholarship Foundation in the United States and Paris. She received her Master’s degree in 1981.
Petra started her career as a reporter at Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger. She has been working as a reporter on German television channel 2 since 1989. She hosted the German women’s magazine Mona Lisa for ten years.
Petra Gerster Age
Petra was born on January 25, 1955 in Worms, Germany. She is 67 years old.
Petra Gerster Height
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Petra Gerster Education
From 1973 she studied German Studies, Slavic Studies and Literature at the University of Konstanz, with funding from the German Academic Scholarship Foundation in the United States and Paris. He received his Master’s degree in 1981.
Petra Gerster Family
Petra was born in Worms, Germany and raised by loving and caring parents. She grew up with her beautiful sister, Florian Guest.
Petra Gerster Husband
She is married to her beloved husband Christian Nürnberger. They have two children.
Petra Guest’s Net Worth
Guest’s estimated net worth is approximately $5 million.
Petra Gerster Career
Petra Gerster is a German journalist and broadcaster. From 1973, Gerst studied German Studies, Slavic Studies and Literature at the University of Konstanz, with funding from the German Academic Scholarship Foundation in the United States and Paris. She received her Master’s degree in 1981.
Petra started her career as a reporter at Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger. He has been working as a reporter on German television channel 2 since 1989. She hosted the German women’s magazine Mona Lisa for ten years.
Gerst was a rotating presenter of the daily news program of German TV channel 2 (ZDF) from 1998 to 2021. Peter Hahne (1998–1999), Klaus-Peter Siegloch (1999–2003), Steffen Seibert (2003–2010), Matthias Fornoff (2010–2014) and Christian Sievers (2014–2021).