"Die Höhle der Löwen" investor Dagmar Wöhrl will be on the jury for the Miss Germany election next year.
After its premiere this year, "Höhle der Löwen" investor Dagmar Wöhrl (66) will also be on the jury for the "Miss Germany" election next year. The organizer announced this on Wednesday. Wöhrl himself made it to the finals of the competition in 1973. In 1977 she was finally able to prevail and was awarded the title. In the subsequent "Miss World" election at the end of 1977, she came third.
In addition to Wöhrl, the jury this time will include: entertainer, moderator and author Riccardo Simonetti (25), the German boxer and self-confessed feminist Zeina Nassar (born 1998), the founder and content creator Karo Kauer and Lara Gonschorowski, the editor-in-chief of the German Cosmopolitan.
Which beauty made it into the top 32 of this year's "Miss Germany" election and thus ranks among the top 2 of the respective federal state, will be clear from October 30, 2020. In the course of December it will then be decided who will represent the respective federal state in the top 16. These 16 finalists will face the jury on February 27, 2021 in the Europa-Park Arena.