Not because of harmony: Anouschka Renzi explains the bad F-word, Tina Ruland is angry and Linda Nobat regrets some statements. But suddenly Stehfest expresses himself about Glööckler’s blasphemies behind his back. Tempers are high.
Maybe the big reunion in the tree house so soon after the finale of the jungle camp is too early. The campers haven’t been able to watch all the scenes yet, and some of them are still angry because of some arguments, because as you know from real life: reflection takes time.
Now the campers have to come together again to chat about what they have experienced and their feelings. In the meantime we had the opportunity to sleep a little longer and freshen up. And that the jungle king has actually lost more than ten kilos, “Brudi”, you can’t see that under the cool robe!
We see many well-known highlights again and basically the first hour of this great reunion is not very spectacular. There are just a few day trippers sitting and chatting about their time together. King Filip still hasn’t turned on his smartphone and has absolutely no idea “what’s going on outside” and most agree that the lack of sleep was the worst part. Eric Stehfest says it’s no secret that he wasn’t alone in the camp, but with a number of his many personalities.
“Second-class people” and the nasty F-word
It gets interesting when characters meet again, whose constellation already caused a lot of confro in the camp. Anouschka, for example, repeats that much of what she saw and perceived was “pure sensationalism”. All these “same stories” being “mumbled to themselves in different places in the jungle” over and over to get airtime. She repeats the accusation of the “big show” of “fake people”, but emphasizes that she does not want to express that she sees these “social media people” as “second-class people”.
She doesn’t even put these shoes on, even if Jasmin Herren tries several times to foist this “two-class” number on her. It’s simply about the fact that some are stars and others are media-savvy people from Instagram.
Tina Ruland would also like to artificially inflate the event further. Oh, it’s all “disrespectful” again today! The children saw the show and their “85-year-old mother” too, and then Anouschka just said the nasty “F-word” to her. Renzi speaks Tacheles: “I didn’t say F **** to you, but to myself! In the tunnel when I thought I was alone.”
Forgiving words at the reunion of “exam queen” Linda Nobat: She says openly and honestly that she is not sorry, but that she also “used words” that “were not right.” What happened, she cannot undo. You don’t have to delve further into Linda’s jungle appearance, but admitting that you also chose wrong words deserves recognition.
“So amateur actors from Posemuckel”
But there are still people who still drive their very own film. They think that they came across as particularly great in the camp, although the viewers have long been able to form their own opinions. Harald Glööckler was most surprised by his “dominance”. However, the 56-year-old is of the opinion that afterwards one should “not dissect anything either”. It was just special circumstances. Because of the adversity, you sometimes say things that you would never have said if you had a good night’s sleep.
He says it didn’t matter to him whether people were famous or not, he wanted to get to know “the souls”. Suddenly, however, sequences are faded in that show him and Renzi blaspheming together. You are just “a real star” and then such “social media people”. Renzi adds: “So amateur actors from Posemuckel”. Both of which are of course not entirely wrong.
But then it happens: Eric withdraws his apology. Harald knew exactly what he was doing and also what dark valleys Stehfest’s former drug addiction was letting him traverse. Now he had “seen pictures” of how Harald had said disparagingly about Manuel, “right from the start”. About a young man who sees him “as a role model”.
And there we are again with the question: what is real and what is fake? What show, what real feelings? Tara, still wonderfully currying towards Pavlovic, probably says the truest sentence in one of her highlights, which at the same time shows all this madness: “Before the jungle camp I got 1000 euros for an (Instagram) post, after that it will be a lot more .”
Ultimately, however, it doesn’t matter who has “a wallpaper collection in 500 hardware stores” or who is less famous: airs and graces are annoying. Especially from people who aren’t. A little insider gag at the end: “I’ve been playing the piano for a long time.”