I can’t produce the validated article yet, because the input doesn’t contain the material the rules require.

**What’s missing**

– **Research notes are empty.** The brief has no “- source: URL” entries, so there are no source URLs to link.
– **verified_facts and facts_summary are empty arrays.** I can’t confirm tier or confidence for any claim, and I can’t use exact ISO values for dates.
– **No external URLs exist in the input.** The content plan names domains (web.de, koelnticket.de, fernsehserien.de, gmx.ch, facebook.com) but no page addresses. Writing link anchors would mean inventing URLs, which the brief prohibits.
– **Domain coverage falls short even on its own terms.** The named sources span only five domains. The brief requires at least 10 citations across at least 6 domains, so more research is needed regardless of the URL issue.

**What I can use now**

– The two internal links (weltbericht24.de) are usable as provided.
– The plan’s claims about the 2022 parenthood, the marital status as of 03.12.2025, the former job at BMW, and the filmography are usable once each has a source URL attached.
– The unclear items (number of children, residence, appearance, partner’s identity) can be written as open questions, which needs no citations beyond a note that no reliable source was found.

**To proceed, please provide one of the following**

1. Research notes with “- source: URL” entries for each claim, or
2. A verified_facts array with source_url values and ISO dates, plus a facts_summary with tier and confidence for each claim.

With that, I’ll produce the full HTML article in German, including the intro, stats line, snapshot block, key facts table, the five H2 sections, the timeline, the clarity section, quotes, summary, FAQ, and JSON-LD.