After two voluntary departures, places in the "Celebrity Big Brother" house are free. A successor has already been determined.
Jenny Frankhauser (27) and Senay Gueler (44) left the "Celebrity Big Brother" house voluntarily. Sat.1 does not want to leave the vacant seats empty. As the broadcaster reports on its website, a successor is already certain: Alessia-Millane Herren (18), daughter of Ballermann singer Willi Herren (45), will move into the "PBB" fairy tale world.
"I think these games and matches are very interesting and that you live with so many strangers under one roof. That's crazy," explains Alessia Herren in an interview with the "Bild" newspaper. Men will already be moving into the house this Friday (8:15 p.m., live on Sat.1 and on Joyn). In 2017 her father Willi Herren took part in the format. "I can now experience exactly what my father experienced. Then I'll be very close to his work and his profession. That is really nice for me," explains the 18-year-old. Men could clash with a resident: In the TV show "Ab ins Kloster" (Kabel Eins), the tatters flew between her and Emmy Russ (21). "We argued a little privately, let's see how it goes on with 'Celebrity Big Brother'. Either we clarify this or we continue to argue," says Herren.
Willi Herren also commented on his daughter's move in: "Of course I find that exciting, I only found out about it quite late. I was on a filming." His daughter organized it all by herself, but always said that she still needed her father's "go". "I had that sent to her directly to the hotel via voicemail. After all, I'm very proud of my daughter, whether at home or on TV now. It will be very, very exciting."
Will this prominent lady also move in?
Frankhauser had decided to take the blame after breaking the rules and to leave the house voluntarily in order to prevent her colleague Elene Lucia Ameur (26) from breaking out. Gueler left the TV container beforehand: "I notice how I am becoming a bad person here. (…) Something is dying in me in here," he explained to "Big Brother" and moved out.
The "Bild" reported last Thursday that Britta Assauer (52), the former wife of the football veteran Rudi Assauer, who died in early 2019, had applied to move into "PBB" because she wanted container resident Werner Hansch ( 81) speak your mind. It is not yet known whether she will really move up.