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Jungle-Aus for Anna-Carina Woitschack: “I’m totally happy”
In the jungle camp, a new negative record is set up during the exams. Musician Anna-Carina Woitschack also made her contribution.
The next exam is lost in the RTL jungle camp, and Anna-Carina Woitschack is over in the jungle. The 32 -year -old pop singer collected the fewest public votes on Thursday evening – and was anything but sad. “I’m totally happy,” said the musician after the decision. “I’m very happy, really, very happy.” It is not her world here, many people.
The musician had repeatedly failed because of her fear during the jungle tests. The day before, she should lie down in a solar bench that should be let into the snakes, but it did not endure because of the tightness. Sports moderator Jörg Dahlmann (66) and they came back to the camp with empty hands, for which musician Edith Stehfest (29) went to court with Anna-Carina.
The next exam is lost
No stars mean nothing to eat. To make matters worse, the exam was lost on the 14th day. Reality star Maurice Dziwak (26) and Model Lilly Becker (48) had to collect stars in two showered showers. Lilly had to look for keys in the upper shower, with which Maurice should then solve the stars from her locks below.
But it didn’t get that far. Maurice lost in the many water that fell into the showers from above. Again and again he called Lilly’s name. “Lilly, I don’t see anything anymore! Lilly, please less water, please!” He roared than the water stirred down. He not only made laughter with the moderators Sonja Zietlow and Jan Köppen, but also with the otherwise serious Lilly.
It was the fifth demolition of an exam in the current season. Three of them go to the account of reality star Sam Dylan (33), who failed three times in a row. “This year is officially the most unsuccessful ever. So many exams have never been stopped and we still have five pieces ahead of us,” said Jan Köppen. Sonja Zietlow called it the “worst team performance in over twenty years”.
dpa
Source: Stern
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