Beatrice Egli isn't planning a break: 'Definitely fake news'

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A world trip, sometime, completely relaxed – that's how Beatrice Egli (38) herself put it. Within a few weeks, it became a break story online. The Swiss singer has now responded herself, and in as direct a way as you'd expect from her.

On Instagram, the singer addressed her fans in a video and made it clear: The rumors that she wants to take a longer break or even withdraw from the music business are "definitely fake news". Instead of passport and backpack, she's in the middle of concerts and already looking ahead to next year – she was recently seen, among other places, on "Immer wieder sonntags" (August 2026), at the 31st José Carreras Gala in Leipzig (December 2025), and on Instagram sharing insights into her morning routine (January 2026).

So absolutely not. I'm currently on tour, things are going really well, and above all I'm really in the preparations for next year.

How a dream became a break story

The stir about an alleged break picked up after Egli had a guest appearance on the ARD format "Schlagerwelt". There, she spoke quite openly about her big dream: "My dream is to go on a long world trip at some point. And, yes, to travel the world – to completely take myself out of all my wonderful activities again, just to change my own perspective again." She loves getting to know new cultures, and she'll take the time for it later.

What was meant as a private longing was quickly reinterpreted on social media as a farewell message – along with the impression that Egli is planning to quit show business. That's exactly what she didn't say.

Tour is running, projects for next year are in the starting blocks

The singer delivers her answer right along with it: She's on tour, the response has been "really good", and preparations for the coming year are already running in parallel. For next year, she's announcing "incredibly many new projects" – without revealing any details. She doesn't want to say yet exactly what's behind them.

Among her fans, there's already speculation about whether Egli might dare to step in front of a series camera again. This year, she tried acting for the first time: In "Die Landarztpraxis – Team Sonnenhof", she slipped into the role of Céline Huber and celebrated her acting debut with it.

What this concretely means for fans

The break that some have speculated about won't happen, according to Egli's own words. Anyone thinking about buying a ticket for the current tour doesn't have to wait – and anyone who wants to know what's coming next year can look forward to the announced projects. Egli is only shifting the timing of a world trip: away from "now", toward "sometime". As long as nothing is officially announced, the speculation online remains exactly what Egli herself makes of it – fake news.