By Charlotte Breidohr
Incident during the jungle talk: When “Stern TV” presenter Steffen Hallaschka (51) interviewed camp queen Djamila Rowe (55) live on TV on Wednesday evening, a spectator suddenly ran onto the stage. Then another man follows. They both talk nonsense.
Security guards immediately approach so that the situation does not escalate. The two guys are led out of the studio. While Hallaschka mastered the uncomfortable situation with confidence, Djamila Rowe seemed visibly irritated.
She to Hallaschka: “They were cast now … right? Are you serious?”
︎ Now Djamila speaks more closely with BILD about the scenes that cause a sensation. And confirms her spontaneous thought: “I thought it was about the ‘hidden camera'”.
The winner of the 2023 jungle camp was a little shocked: “I thought you wanted to test how I react – but that was real! I have never experienced anything like it!”
But she never felt threatened, because: “The situation was in no way dangerous, Steffen Hallaschka reacted confidently, then security came right away. They led them (the two men, editor’s note) straight out.”
Rowe sees it “with humor. People are all talking about it now, that’s good,” she suspects. She also admits about the studio speedsters: “I didn’t understand what the two wanted.”
That had happened
A man approached moderator Hallaschka in the Cologne studio and asked completely incoherently: “Hello, did you actually know that WWE is fake?”
He apparently meant “World Wrestling Entertainment”, the organizer of world-famous wrestling events. On the troublemaker’s hoodie is “Stone Cold”, the ring name of former US wrestler Steve Austin (58).
Hallaschka reacts: “You want to disrupt the program here and just place a message? I would recommend just sitting down again.”
Quick-witted in the direction of the man: “You know what? That might be a good application for the jungle. Maybe try again there. And then when you come back, we’ll talk about whatever you think is right.”
Then suddenly a second young man stands in front of the cameras, mumbling incomprehensible stuff. Hallaschka stands up and says to him: “The same applies to you too. What’s going on here tonight? Then I wish you a nice evening.”
The second man is a young Frankfurter named Justin H., who published a “confessing video” on his small YouTube channel (around 1,200 subscribers) after the “Stern TV” scandal, in which he appears mentally unstable.