“These Ochsenknechts”
“Remote controlled” Jimi Blue is missing
Lots of construction sites for Natascha Ochsenknecht in season 3 of “These Ochsenknechts”.
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Without the renegade, “remote-controlled” Jimi Blue, but with a shock for Cheyenne: “These Ochsenknechts” goes into season 3 on Sky.
“Motherfucker, we’re back, bitches!” screams Cheyenne Ochsenknecht (23) into the camera. The third season of “These Ochsenknechts” starts on Sky on February 12, 2024. The documentary soap again accompanies the Promiclan around Natascha Ochsenknecht (59), son Wilson Gonzalez (33), daughter Cheyenne and her husband Nino Ochsenknecht-Sifkovits.
But one thing is missing compared to the first two seasons: Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht (32). He doesn’t see himself on reality TV, but wants to concentrate on his career as a musician and actor.
Jimi Blue as the elephant in the room
Nevertheless, the name Jimi Blue hovers over the season. In the preview that opens the first episode, his family members emphasize that they are no longer bothered by Jimi’s defection or his life in general. But they do it too demonstratively to be credible.
The remaining Ochsenknechts see the blame for the scion’s loss of contact as his girlfriend, racing driver Laura-Marie Geissler (25), who is alienating him from his family. For Natascha, Jimi behaves in an “externally controlled” manner. “This season will make the relationship even worse,” is the fear.
Jimi Blue is represented in the third season by his little daughter Snow, even though the two-year-old can only be seen with a pixelated face. The child’s mother, Yeliz Koc (30), also appears.
“Busch is dense” with Natascha
Episode one starts relatively unspectacularly. Natascha Ochsenknecht is renovating her apartment. She has lived here for seven years, longer than anywhere else in one go, as she says. She initially lives alone there; There is no new man at her side. Even though they are dating. She meets briefly with a “serious guy, a bit stuffy,” as Natascha tells us in her usual flippant manner. There is nothing more, even if it “itches” underneath – but “the bush is dense”.
Cheyenne has “offspring in the pipeline” again, as Wilson says. In order to be seen as a cool uncle, he sometimes buys gifts. He drives the car to the toy store. He has his driving license back after losing it due to driving with residual grass in his blood. In private life, everything is business as usual for the family rock star. He is still with his partner, but she consistently stays away from the public.
Shock for expectant mother Cheyenne
Then events come to a head. Cheyenne learns that her unborn baby is no longer receiving enough nutrients in her womb. The birth must be induced as quickly as possible. Natascha immediately flies to Austria, where her daughter lives with her husband on his farm. Cheyenne checks into the hospital for a cesarean section, this is the cliffhanger for the second episode.
What else happens in the third season? There are complications during the birth of Cheyenne and Nino’s son. The umbilical cord wraps around the little one’s neck. This was already seen in the spin-off “Our Farm – with Cheyenne and Nino” (also on Sky) – as was the construction of a new animal welfare stable on the farm. This will also play a role in the parent series.
Otherwise, Natascha is planning her first beauty line, Wilson is touring Italy with his band. Grandma Bärbel is studying new dance choreographies. And everyone goes on a party vacation in Ibiza.
The third season of “These Ochsenknechts” starts on February 12, 2024. A new episode can be seen on Sky One every Monday at 8:15 p.m. At the same time, the episodes are available on demand on Sky and the in-house streaming service Wow.