Amelie from Rote Rosen”: Emotional farewell after six years!

Amelie from Rote Rosen”: Emotional farewell after six years!

A popular character from the ARD telenovela “Rote Rosen”, Amelie, will soon disappear from the screens. Lara-Isabelle Rentinck, who has played the role of Amelie for six years, announced her exit on Monday, June 30, 2025, on Instagram. Your fans only have a little time left to say goodbye to the cult character, who not only caused anger and frustration in the last few episodes, but also won the hearts of many viewers. “This story ends, another continues, mine,” Rentinck wrote in her emotional post.

The emotional reactions to the announced exit are already numerous. Many fans of the series express their wish on social networks such as Facebook that Amelie should stay. “Hopefully Amelie stays,” is a common message, while others wish another character, Julius, would leave the series. The final episodes with Amelie are still to come, and viewers are excited to see how the story of their favorite character will develop.

Farewell in a large group

But it's not just Rentinck who will soon be leaving the series. A total of several actresses and actors have announced their departure from “Rote Rosen”, including Jerry Kwarteng, Hakim-Michael Meziani and Katja Frenzel. The production company Studio Hamburg Seriewerft explained that the stories of these characters had been told. In the traditionally complex production of the telenovela, planning for the next season is already underway, and the first episode of the 23rd season will be available in the ARD media library in a few days.

One of the highlights of the new season is the addition of Lea Marlen Woitack, who will take on the role of “Svenja”. This character aspires to a career at the “Drei Könige” hotel and also takes care of two children. Viewers can also look forward to the debut appearances of young actors such as Alessia Mazzola, Francesco Oscar Schramm and Sarah Buchholzer.

The world of telenovelas

“Rote Rosen” has been one of the most successful telenovelas on German television since 2006 and has established itself as an integral part of the television program for many viewers over the years. Telenovelas, like “Red Roses,” focus heavily on romantic and interpersonal relationships and are often closely intertwined with the everyday reality of the audience. The series will soon celebrate its 4000th episode and has once again proven that it occupies an important place in the German television landscape. Telenovelas have fought for a permanent place in Germany since their beginnings with formats such as “The Slave Isaura” and are becoming increasingly popular.

Although viewers have a strong bond with their series heroes, they also quickly switch to new characters and stories that breathe new life into old storylines. This is certainly no different with “Rote Rosen” and viewers can be excited to see what new twists and turns the coming episodes have in store.

For further information on the developments surrounding “Red Roses”, please visit the articles from moin.de and NDR.