Cora Schumacher left the jungle camp after just three days – now she wants to go back. Sonja Zietlow is now responding to this demand – of course with a pointed comment.
Update from February 2nd: First a voluntary exit, now Cora Schumacher (47) is drawn back to the jungle camp. As an IBES moderator, Sonja Zietlow (55) naturally has an opinion on this and cannot resist a swipe when the verdict is announced on February 2nd. “A place at the campfire will be free. There would already be a replacement. Cora Schumacher now wants to move back into camp shortly before the final. It’s a good idea. “In general, we don’t have anything against it – maybe from February 6th,” she jokes.
Of course, attentive fans know that the jungle camp final will take place on February 4th. So on the proposed date there would be no one left in the camp and Cora Schuhmacher would be sitting alone by the campfire. This is probably a clear no to the racing driver’s return to the jungle camp.
First report from February 1st: Gold Coast – Cora Schumacher (47) is probably one of the more tragic figures of the current jungle camp season: her time on “I’m a Star – Get Me Out of Here!” (IBES) came to an end without a hitch on day three after she left voluntarily for health reasons – a circumstance that she now apparently regrets…
Cora Schumacher would “give almost anything” to be allowed to return to the jungle camp
After her early exit, the 47-year-old also made headlines outside of the RTL show: Cora Schumacher blamed the consequences of a corona infection for her exit, even though a team of doctors led by viewer favorite Dr. Bob (73) explained that the model was in great shape. She strongly disagreed with this and even had herself examined in hospital in the Australian coastal city of Gold Coast.
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She is now serving her time in the luxurious Hotel Imperial, where Kim Virginia’s (28) jungle camp shaman and the other companions are also staying. There she seems to be mourning the wasted chance to get involved in the fight for the crown: “Unfortunately, my journey to the jungle camp to find myself was far too short,” she admits on Thursday (February 1st) in a thoughtful Instagram post. It continues: “While the stars who are now coming out are happy about a normal life with a shower, food and bed, I would give almost anything to be able to go back to the camp.”
Sad words after jungle camp exit: Cora Schumacher feels like a failure
Yes, you read that right: Cora Schumacher actually wants to go back to the Australian bush. Her health “played a trick” on her, which made her “infinitely sad.” Because the ex-wife of racing driver Ralf Schumacher (48) wanted to “prove” herself. But in vain: “I have failed! “That doesn’t feel good,” says the season finale self-critically. She feels like she’s “not good enough for something.”
However, it is almost impossible that RTL will give the 47-year-old a second chance. Anyone who leaves the jungle camp once is not allowed to go back – an experience that pop singer Michael Wendler (51) had to go through ten years ago. He had also left voluntarily, but then changed his mind. But in Cologne there was no willingness to talk. A possible return to the show would of course not be fair to the other candidates.
Another star of the season also felt unfairly treated: Felix von Jascheroff (41) criticized RTL after the jungle camp was eliminated. Sources used: instagram.com/coraschumacher, rtl.de