Jens Spahn and his partner Daniel Funke have been happily married since 2017. They have been the topic of interest among many people ever since. To know further about the couple, stay with this article.
Jens Spahn is the Federal Minister of health in Germany. Spahn always had a keen interest in politics and he became a member of the Junge Union Deutschlands at the age of 15.
Jens went to the University of Hagen and earned his degree in political science and law in 2008. Spahn completed his master’s in political science and law in 2017. Jens Spahn also worked as a bank clerk at the Westdeutsche Landesbank for a year in 2001.
Jens Spahn’s Partner And Husband Daniel Funke
Jens Spahn’s husband is Daniel Funke, a journalist, who works as the head of Hubert Burda Media’s Berlin office. Funke is also the chief lobbyist at the company. Spahn does not have a wife as he is married to Daniel Funke.
Jens and Daniel have been together since 2013, they finally got married three days before Christmas in December 2017, reports Der Spiegal. The wedding was in Borbeck Castle, Essen, in a civil ceremony. Taking about his family, Funke and Spahn doesn’t have any children yet and are enjoying their married life.
Jens Spahn’s Age And Wikipedia Explored
Jens Spahn was born on May 16, 1980. Spahn’s current age is 40 years and his zodiac sign is Taurus. Jens was born and raised in Germany whereas his ethnicity is Caucasian.
Spahn has a Wikipedia page dedicated to him. The page details his bio and political career. Jens was interested in politics from the very beginning and became a member of CDU in the German Parliament in 2002.
What Is The Net Worth Of Health Minister Of Germany?
The net worth of Jens Spahn is estimated to be $850,000, reports NetWorthPost. Spahn became the health minister of Germany on March 14, 2018. Jens is a member of CDU (Christian Democratic Union of Germany) and Bundestag, German Federal Partilemt.
The German politician is an honorary member of FC Bayern Munich. Before joining the ministry of health, Jens worked at the Federal Ministry of Finance as the parliamentary state secretary, from 2015-2018.