Is one of the not yet officially announced participants in "Celebrity Big Brother" breaking the age record?
Twelve candidates for this year's "Celebrity Big Brother" season, which airs on August 7 (8:15 p.m., Sat.1), have already been officially announced. 16 in total. In addition to the two rumored participants Simone Ballack-Mecky (44) and drag queen Katy Böhm (26), the "Bild" newspaper now claims to have found out the last two outstanding candidates. According to this, sports reporter Werner Hansch should also pull into the container – if the news is true, the commentator legend, at 81, would be the oldest participant in the history of the format.
Another name is "Bild" Ramin Abrin (48), who has been a coach at the weight loss show "The Biggest Loser" since 2013. In both cases, official statements by the broadcaster – as with Ballack-Mecky and Böhm – are still pending.
These names are fixed
These twelve celebrities, on the other hand, are guaranteed to be there: double Wimbledon winner Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (56), musician Kathy Kelly (57), actor and DJ Senay Gueler (44), "Berlin Tag & Nacht" actress Elena Lucia Ameur (26 ), Reality star Emmy Russ (21), "Love Island" participant Mischa Mayer (28), ex "GZSZ" star Jasmin Tawil (38), moderator Sascha Heyna (45), ex "Bachelorette" Adela Smajic (27), comedian Udo Bönstrup (25) and pop singer Ikke Hip Gold (44).
"Berlin Day & Night" star Saskia Beecks (32) should have moved into "Celebrity Big Brother" next Friday, but she backed off shortly before the start. Jungle Queen Jenny Frankhauser (27) moves up for the soap actress.