“Celebrity Big Brother”
Residents conjure magician Philo out of containers
Magician Philo was granted a dubious honor – his departure was a first.
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Magician Philo had a bad “Celebrity Big Brother” day in every respect. Shortly before his expulsion he also injured himself.
Who follows Patricia Blanco (52), who was given the thankless role last weekend, as the first participant in the new ““Celebrity Big Brother” season, having to close the container door from the outside? Sat.1 came up with a special exit strategy for the second eviction – because this time, instead of the viewers, the residents themselves had the last word. But in the shambles court The C-celebrities found the choice surprisingly difficult.
Three of the candidates were screened out by the audience over the course of the evening – whose fate was ultimately decided by the nine other celebrities. In the end it was decided between Peter Klein (56), Ron Bielecki (25) and Philo (40). Since five of the nine votes fell on the latter, the magician has to make himself invisible for the rest of the season.
Was it the magician’s downfall because he gave up cigarettes? In season eleven it became clear once again that nicotine withdrawal is a reliable guarantee for drama – Philo’s good mood recently seemed to have been magically wiped away. He will never again voluntarily practice renunciation for the common good of the group. Or, as he put it: “Now I’m an asshole too.” His roommates seemed to have at least latently punished him given his expulsion. To make matters worse, he injured his wrist while playing in the studio shortly before the forced exit. Diagnosis uncertain, but the magician’s disability pension should not be threatened.
And otherwise?
The biggest celebrity of this year’s season was only allowed to shop briefly at Penny. Dilara Kruse’s (32) husband, footballer Max Kruse (35), who is known to be very good with cash, was given 20 euros to use freely to cover the food in the container. Lo and behold: the newly minted ex-Paderborner is still in good enough condition for 90 seconds. Ultimately, however, his effort turns out to be a fruitless art, as the subsequent food challenge was wasted.
Party star Jürgen Milski (60) also caused a bad mood. As the star of the first “Big Brother” season, he seems to think he is better than himself, is the increasingly divided opinion of some housemates. While everyone grabbed the broom together, the 60-year-old only shone through his inaction. A Milski doesn’t clean.