Corinna Schumacher shares rare insights into her life with Michael in a new documentary.

Corinna Schumacher offers a rare glimpse into life with her husband, seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher, in the documentary “Schumacher ’94: The Birth of a Legend,” which recounts his breakthrough 1994 season. Michael has remained out of public view since suffering a severe brain injury in a 2013 skiing accident, and Corinna continues as his primary caregiver with support from nurses and therapists while protecting his privacy. Reflecting on their early relationship, she said Paula Abdul’s “Rush Rush” was their song and that hearing it still makes her cry. She also recalled that her mother initially opposed the relationship because Michael was so focused on go-kart racing.
After the December 29, 2013 skiing accident, Michael Schumacher underwent two surgeries and was kept in a medically induced coma until June 2014.
Corinna said her mother objected not only because Michael spent so much time go-karting, but because she viewed him as overly competitive: “they throw out anyone who does anything wrong, and now he's throwing people out!”
Corinna recalled that a young fan named Jutta repeatedly included underwear in Michael’s fan mail, and that “Come on, Jutta” became his standard phrase.
The Daily Mail reported, citing sources close to Schumacher, that he is no longer bedridden; the articles did not provide further detail about his condition.
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