Nadja Sieger grew up with her father and under the care of a housekeeper. In the family she played the boy. While her sister was soon able to cook well, she repaired bikes and did the electric. During her spare time she played with the boys in the quarter and stood at the football in the gate. What is to be done in the kitchen, she first learned in the school's cooking camps. Even with exceptions: "Meat is still rare to me. Since I do not like it, the mere observation makes me sick. "

Together with Ursus and Nadeschkin, Nadja Sieger has become a fixed term in the Swiss entertainment scene for more than ten years. Among the many commitments of the duo come the soloprojects of the two. Nadja writes a column for the "Berner Zeitung", sings in a jazz band and has just made first attempts as a film actor. In the TV series "Strangers in Paradise", which is shown on 21st November on SF1, she plays the leading role of the housewife Flora Stein, living in an anonymous residential settlement of the agglomeration. Flora Stein tries to escape her loneliness with an affair and is promptly pregnant.


In the film you will hardly get the idea to confuse Florastein with Nadeschkin. Thanks to a wig with a pagenschnitt, Nadia's appearance changes so much that one hardly recognizes her. Experiences with the changed appearance has already collected her in private: "The wig looks at quite different men. Nadeschkin gets loud shouting from teenagers, Florastein discreet looks from older gentlemen. "If the shutdown is not successful african american hairstyles, at least one changeover.

But who is Nadja Sieger without wig and without the cheeky tube, with which she Ursus permanently over the mouth? She says of herself that besides the loud and shrill side, which belongs entirely to her, she also has a fine sensorium. So she had her apartment suspended, in order to evade the water veins and sleep better. In any case, she is, in contrast to the figure of Nadeshkin, "also quiet and thoughtful, especially when I visit my mother who suffers from Alzheimer's disease and falls apart from my eyes."