Bushido, his wife Anna-Maria Ferchichi and their eight children are currently trying to restart in Dubai. Now the RTL television station has announced a new documentary series about the rapper.
The program will be broadcast on RTL from October 19th. The camera team and the reporters accompanied Bushido and his family in their lives over the past 24 months. “After many low blows, the musician finally wants to look ahead again and asks himself fundamental questions: Is he still a musician? How will the trial against clan leader Arafat Abou-Chaker, in which he appears as a witness, end? Will he and his family ever be able to live without bodyguards again?” says the press release for the upcoming documentary.
“The Biggest Crisis of His Life”
The series will be published under the title “Bushido – RESET”. The broadcaster described the current situation of the Ferchichis on Twitter as “the biggest crisis of his life”. Bushido’s wife Anna-Maria recently announced on Instagram that the stress of moving had bothered her. She is currently in a hospital where she is receiving an infusion of antibiotics.
The RTL+ documentary series “Bushido – RESET”, which will be available from October 19th. is available, has been accompanying Bushido for 24 months in the biggest crisis of his life and gives authentic and intimate insights into the current situation of the 43-year-old and his wife Anna Maria. #Bushido #RTLPlus #Documentary pic.twitter.com/WNMwUvB2Rc
— RTL+ (@RTLplus) September 9, 2022
From Amazon Prime Video to RTL
The reactions to the documentary announcement are mixed. While some are happy about the upcoming show and comment on lines like “It will be mega”, another wrote: “From Amazon Video to RTL + there is definitely a descent”. The Twitter user refers to the six-part documentary series “Uncensored – Bushido’s Truth”, which was released in November 2021 and sheds light on his career and the Abou Chaker clan. The show is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video. There is no trailer for the new documentary yet.
See the trailer for “Uncensored – Bushido’s Truth” here: