Tina Turner To marry Erwin Bach...

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Tina Turner is set to marry long-time partner 

Erwin Bach (57) this year.



Yes the  73-year-old musician has reportedly said "yes" to her partner of 27 years,German producer Erwin Bach, 57, two years after he had proposed. The two have been living together in Switzerland for the past 18 years.
Turner and Bach are getting ready to say "I do" on their property on Lake Zurich and "I am happier than I could have ever dreamed of," the singer recently said.
In January, it was announced that Turner is on her way to becoming a Swiss citizen. She's been approved by a local council, pending formal approval from state and federal authorities.
This will be Turner's second marriage. From 1962 to 1978 she was married to Ike Turner, who had passed away in 2007. That same year, a script she wrote for an autobiographical musical titled "Simply the Best" portrayed Ike as a "gun-wielding, cocaine-sniffing, wife-beating monster whose signature line is: 'That bitch will taste my wrath like it's her own saliva!,'" per the New York Post.
The ceremony will take place directly at the lake of Zürich in their garden. 
Food will be provided by Chefs Rico Zandonella and Horst Petermann of Tina’s favorite restaurant ‘Rico’s Kunststuben’. 

The dress-code: white.



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