Sonja Kirchberger Actress Date of Birth: 09.11.1964 Country: Austria

Biography of Sonja Kirchberger

Sonja Kirchberger, an actress known for her love of contrasts, is known for her diverse roles. "Revealing my soul to the public is one of the biggest challenges I set for myself. I experiment, I am happy, and I am learning," says the charming actress, who has proven that a sex symbol can be authentic even in classical theater. Born in Vienna, Austria, Sonja spent ten years studying classical ballet and was a member of the Vienna Opera Ballet from 1974 to 1978.

Kirchberger's debut came in Robert van Ackeren's film "Venus Trap" (Venusfalle, Die). This film is considered the most beautiful Austrian film about physical pleasure. The image of a sex symbol does not bother Ms. Kirchberger at all. "I am an erotomaniac. Life is dead without eroticism," says Sonja, affirming that it is the most beautiful feeling after love. "I need an excessive dose of life." No woman feels insulted when being associated with sex symbols. She never feels shy, showcasing her flawless body in the spotlight. She has proven this not only in "Venus Trap." Sonja Kirchberger has already appeared twice in "Playboy." "If they want me at forty, I will undress again." These are the words of a confident woman who, according to her own words, had a difficult childhood. "The Kirchbergers don't cry!" The words of her mother still resonate in her ears. Ten years in a Catholic school, where she had to deny herself many things and adhere to strict discipline. After that, ten years of classical ballet training and grueling workouts, "until the bones crack." She always had to be in shape and be obedient. When she was 21, she worked as a dental assistant and posed as a model for a furniture catalog. It was here that van Ackeren noticed her and later invited her to "Venus Trap." Even now, many men get nervous when they remember her debut in this film. But even after sensational success, one must endure fame and withstand it. It took Sonja Kirchberger many years to do so. "Either you immediately stop doing it or you learn how to do it properly." These were the doubts Sonja had about herself as an actress. For a while, she didn't work at all and took acting, singing, and speech lessons. "I did everything to achieve my goal," says Kirchberger, who also managed to give birth to a daughter in 1987.

She tirelessly worked on herself. Finally, offers came for roles that highlighted not only her body but also her character. Despite this, Sonja still enjoys being the fantasy of men, with the only difference being that today she is a real actress. The critics are favorable towards her, whether she is in a film or a theatrical production. However, in her personal life, the "happily ever after" has not yet arrived. She separated from the father of her daughter, a Viennese lawyer, after five years of living together when their daughter was two months old. The men who appeared later did not stay with her for long. The men she appears with in public today serve only as fodder for gossip and tabloids. There is mostly nothing behind this. "I live a full, intense life, but I am not a property. I can let go, I can live alone peacefully." The fact that she has not yet found a man to marry is not a reason to be despondent. "I am still a wild horse, too young to get married. But no later than 4-5 years from now, I will quit acting. Then I would like to get married, be a good housewife, mother, friend, and lover."

She is currently working on renovating her house in Majorca. Sonja immerses herself in new and unusual projects. Her debut single, "Sonia Feat. A.D. - Erotic," is a collaborative project with New York rapper Anthony Douglas. It is a dance track with choruses from the cult classics of the 80s, "Atomic."