Next Saturday, the new king of the jungle will be elected in the grand finale of “I’m a star – get me out of here!” (February 5, 10:15 p.m. on RTL and RTL+). Although the finalists have not yet been finally determined, one thing is clear: there will be an all-men final. Ex-“Bachelorette” candidate Filip Pavlovic (27), actor Eric Stehfest (32), designer Harald Glööckler (56), ex-“Prince Charming” candidate Manuel Flickinger (33) and bodyguard legend Peter are currently still in the running Althof (66).
The women have all been voted out by the audience, most recently actress Anouschka Renzi (57). Tara Tabitha (28), Jasmin Herren (43), Tina Ruland (55) and Linda Nobat (26) also missed the chance to win the jungle crown. But which former competitor are you keeping your fingers crossed for in the final? The news agency spot on news asked.
Filip Pavlovic is the favourite
The former “Bachelor” candidate Linda Nobat has a very clear favorite: “The only person I treat the jungle crown to is Filip Pavlovic.” Tara Tabitha also agrees. “Filip is a total team player who is considerate of everyone, who takes care of himself,” enthuses the Austrian.
Tina Ruland would give the victory to some of her former campmates, including “Filip, who was so funny and a real gentleman”. The actress also names two other favorites. “I begrudge Peter, he is such a good-hearted person, so friendly and always in a good mood. He didn’t even complain. I don’t begrudge it to Manuel, who would love to travel with the money and was very helpful,” explains the 55-year-old.
Anouschka Renzi is definitely keeping his fingers crossed for Harald Glööckler. “But I would also give the victory to anyone else,” the actress clarifies.
“Everyone deserves the jungle crown”
Jasmin Herren doesn’t really want to commit herself. “You can’t even imagine what it’s like in there,” explains the 43-year-old. Every single candidate would have underestimated the format. “What we experienced doesn’t come across on television at all.” You have to muster so much strength and strength in everyday life, get by with lack of sleep and food, renunciation of pleasure and irritability. “Anyone who gets through this deserves the jungle crown.”