From BZ editors
They are courageous photos… TV star Yeliz Koc (28, “Battle of the Reality Stars”) appears in the new “Playboy”. The half-Turkish woman expects trouble because of the nude photos. You to BILD: “I count on it very much.”
By Dirk Steinbach
Koc is already receiving hate messages when she shows herself on the Internet in a bikini. “So I wanted to make a statement that no matter what nationality you have, you should do what you feel like doing.”
Koc is “proud” of the pictures and “that I did it and showed this courage”. Her Turkish father doesn’t know anything about it yet. “I’m curious to see how he reacts. But of course I hope that he will be proud.”
The nude photos were taken just months after the birth of their daughter, Snow Elanie. “I also wanted to show with the Playboy photos that you shouldn’t be ashamed of your body after pregnancy.” Because: “We brought a miracle into the world and a change in the body is irrelevant.”
She currently has no contact with Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht (30), her daughter’s father. “He doesn’t call or ask how my daughter is. I hope that will change.” Does he pay child support? Yeliz: “Yes.”
She accompanied Paco Herb (26) to the recordings, whom she met while recording “Kampf der Realitystars” (currently running on RTL2). In “Playboy” she says about her relationship status: “Paco and I stick together for 24 hours. But we’re still getting to know each other and we don’t yet know where this will lead.”
Yeliz posed for Playboy just months after giving birth to her daughter Snow Elanie Photo: Ana Dias for PLAYBOY Germany June 2022
Because: “If it’s going to be something permanent, it should of course last for a longer period of time, preferably forever – that’s why we take our time. But he definitely gets along great with my daughter.” Sounds romantic. But when asked by BILD, Koc says: “Paco and I are not lovers.”
Your goals for this year? “I want to keep striving for the things I enjoy. I love my job and am grateful for any further experience. I am currently looking for an apartment or house and I hope that I will soon find something nice for my daughter and me where she can grow up.”
In “Playboy” Koc reveals not only herself, but also her TV dream format: “The jungle camp. I really want to take part in that. Everything that happens there touches my greatest fears. All the critters, sleeping outside, not having any food. I love challenges. I’m the type of person who doesn’t want to reproach myself at some point for not having tried everything.”
Other motifs exclusively in the new “Playboy” and only under PLAYBOY.de