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\u201cThe decisive factor is likely to have been the desire to die together on a specific date,\u201d DGHS spokesperson Wega Wetzel<\/strong> told celebrity.land, noting that she didn\u2019t know of either woman\u2019s reasoning. \u201cTheir desire to die was well-considered, long-standing, and free from any psychiatric crisis.\u201d<\/p>\nOne year earlier, Alice and Ellen got candid about their end of life plans<\/a> and shared that they wanted to \u201cgo away together on the same day.\u201d<\/p>\n\u201cThe idea that one of us might get it first is very hard to bear,\u201d they added in an interview with Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera<\/em><\/a>, translated to English.<\/p>\ncelebrity.land reported that Ellen noted to German outlet Bild last year that the duo wanted their ashes interred in the same urn alongside their mother, Elsa<\/strong>, and dog Yello.<\/p>\nAlice and Ellen were born in 1936 in Nazi Germany, training as ballet dancers before launching their professional careers in 1950 when their family fled from East Germany to West Germany.<\/p>\n
The duo were known professionally as The Kessler Twins and made their American TV debut on the CBS variety show The Red Skeleton Hour i<\/em>n 1963. They also made an appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show,<\/em> which paid tribute to the twins after their death.<\/p>\n\u201c\ud83c\udf39 Honoring the extraordinary lives of the Kessler Twins. Alice & Ellen were dazzling stars, true legends, and sisters whose grace, charm, and magic will shine forever. \u2728,\u201d the official account for The Ed Sullivan Show<\/em> wrote via Instagram<\/a> on Monday, alongside a clip from the pair\u2019s performance.<\/p>\n\n\n\nThank You!<\/h3>\n
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Several users took to the comments section to share their condolences and reflect on Alice and Ellen\u2019s close-knit bond.<\/p>\n
\u201cThey are inseparable, if one die surely the part of their soul will be torn apart \u2014 leaving the one who\u2019s alive with emptiness and heartbreak, I find it sweet how they choose to go together in another life, rest in peace The Kessler Twins\u2764\ufe0f,\u201d one user wrote, while another added, \u201cWhat splendid women, what a marvel, unique, beautiful, excellent artists, unforgettable women.\u201d<\/p>\n
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One year earlier, Alice and Ellen got candid about their end of life plans<\/a> and shared that they wanted to \u201cgo away together on the same day.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThe idea that one of us might get it first is very hard to bear,\u201d they added in an interview with Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera<\/em><\/a>, translated to English.<\/p>\n celebrity.land reported that Ellen noted to German outlet Bild last year that the duo wanted their ashes interred in the same urn alongside their mother, Elsa<\/strong>, and dog Yello.<\/p>\n Alice and Ellen were born in 1936 in Nazi Germany, training as ballet dancers before launching their professional careers in 1950 when their family fled from East Germany to West Germany.<\/p>\n The duo were known professionally as The Kessler Twins and made their American TV debut on the CBS variety show The Red Skeleton Hour i<\/em>n 1963. They also made an appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show,<\/em> which paid tribute to the twins after their death.<\/p>\n \u201c\ud83c\udf39 Honoring the extraordinary lives of the Kessler Twins. Alice & Ellen were dazzling stars, true legends, and sisters whose grace, charm, and magic will shine forever. \u2728,\u201d the official account for The Ed Sullivan Show<\/em> wrote via Instagram<\/a> on Monday, alongside a clip from the pair\u2019s performance.<\/p>\n You have successfully subscribed.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div><\/div>\n Several users took to the comments section to share their condolences and reflect on Alice and Ellen\u2019s close-knit bond.<\/p>\n \u201cThey are inseparable, if one die surely the part of their soul will be torn apart \u2014 leaving the one who\u2019s alive with emptiness and heartbreak, I find it sweet how they choose to go together in another life, rest in peace The Kessler Twins\u2764\ufe0f,\u201d one user wrote, while another added, \u201cWhat splendid women, what a marvel, unique, beautiful, excellent artists, unforgettable women.\u201d<\/p>\n If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nThank You!<\/h3>\n