Miss Germany: This is the jury headed by chief juror Nicolas Puschmann

Miss Germany
This is the jury around chief juror Nicolas Puschmann

Who will be the new one? Miss Germany? On Saturday (February 24th) the final of the Miss Germany Awards will take place for the 22nd time. Moderator Lola Weippert (27) will lead the evening in the Europa-Park Arena in Rust. “I was born in Stuttgart and basically grew up with Europa-Park, so I’m very happy to be able to be on stage there,” said the presenter.

From “Prince Charming” to chief judge

This year the jury is once again made up of prominent members. Chief juror is Nicolas Puschmann (32). In 2019 he was the first “Prince Charming” to look for his dream man on TV. The 32-year-old is not an unknown face at Miss Germany. He hosted the final in 2022. The following year he served as a mentor to the candidates and sat on the jury. The successful influencer twenty4tim (23) is also part of the jury. The 23-year-old recently made headlines in the jungle camp. He took third place behind jungle queen Lucy Diakovska (47) and Leyla Lahouar (27).

Four women complete the jury. The former “Bachelorette” and “Let’s Dance” candidate Sharon Battiste (32), ProSieben presenter Neda Peemüller (30), the actress and author Vivien Wulf (30) and the Miss Germany company spokeswoman Jil Andert.

Female power in the jury

Battiste looked for her dream man on TV in June 2022 and found him with winner Jan Hoffmann. The two are still a couple today. Neda Peemüller, a native of Hamburg with Iranian roots, has been in front of the camera for “taff weekend” since March 2022. Viewers know the actress and author Vivien Wulf from the TV series “Traumschiff”, “Rosamunde Pilcher”, “Der Alte” and “Alarm für Cobra 11”, among others. Jil Andert also supported the jury last year.

The German singer and songwriter Kamrad will provide musical entertainment. He had his breakthrough in 2022 with the song “I Believe”.

Ten women are fighting for the title

A total of ten candidates made it to the 2024 final. Including 27-year-old Christina Modrzejewsk. She wants to be the first Miss Germany in a wheelchair. The trained health and nursing nurse suddenly fell ill with Guillain-Barré syndrome in 2021. “I inevitably had to change the role from sister to patient,” she explains on the Miss Germany homepage. “With my mission, I would like to work to break down barriers at every level, promote the integrity of people with disabilities and bring the issue of inclusion to the forefront of society.”

Larissa Neumann is also fighting for the coveted title. She took part in “Germany’s Next Top Model” in 2020. She works as a model and influencer and was also a candidate on the RTLzwei program “Battle of the Reality Stars”. An overview of the other candidates offers the Miss Germany homepage.

The pre-show runs from 6:30 p.m. with exclusive insights on Twitch. The awards show starts at 8:45 p.m.

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