As of: February 6, 2024, 5:18 a.m
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After “I’m a Star – Get Me Out of Here!”, Lucy Diakovska has two reasons to be happy: Not only is she the queen of the jungle, she has also become an aunt.
Gold Coast – The jungle camp stars are back in civilization after around two weeks in the Australian wilderness.
No Angels singer Lucy Diakovska (47) certainly has the most reason to be happy: Not only can she sleep in a comfortable bed again and eat as much as she can, but she has also won the jungle camp crown.
But after her return from the “I’m a Celebrity – Get Me Out of Here!” shoot, another surprise awaits her.
After returning to the jungle camp: Lucy Diakovska gets good news
RTL has revealed the jungle camp voting results: This proves that Lucy Diakovska had a good chance of making it to the final from the start.
But many callers also mean a long time in the camp.
The singer was completely isolated from the outside world for a whole two weeks - and therefore had no contact with her loved ones.
The joy is even greater that she has become an aunt again in the jungle time.
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At an RTL press conference a few hours after the end of the IBES, Lucy tells
IPPEN.MEDIA
about the best news after her return.
“On February 1st I became an aunt for the third time because my brother had his third child, or not him, but his wife,” she reveals and is completely thrilled.
The little one's name is Thomas Alexander and when he was born he was 50 centimeters tall and weighed 3.5 kilograms.
The first pictures have apparently already been seen, because the 47-year-old chats: “He looks just like my brother as a baby and my nephew Chris, who is 15 years old.” For her, the baby is the “greatest joy” .
This is Lucy Diakovska
With No Angeles, Lucy Diakovska became a star throughout Germany.
The band had its best times in the early 2000s - but the “Popstars” participants are still successful today.
Lucy has built up a second base in her home country of Bulgaria.
She can also be seen again and again on “Goodbye Germany”.
All information about Lucy Diakovska can be found here.
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Lucy Diakovska took on the role of mother in the jungle camp
Many fans assigned Lucy Diakovska the role of camp mom in the jungle camp.
Looking back, she thinks it was a great honor: “It’s something wonderful.
I like looking after people, I've always really, really enjoyed doing that." She just hopes that the "motherly care" wasn't too much for any of her roommates.
“But I don’t think so.
I definitely enjoyed keeping an eye on everyone and keeping everything under control.”
After “I’m a Star – Get Me Out of Here!”, Lucy Diakovska has two reasons to be happy: Not only is she the queen of the jungle, she has also become an aunt.
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Lucy also likes to take on this role in her band.
“I’m just attentive,” she explains.
However, the bandmates weren't really enthusiastic about taking part in "I'm a Star - Get Me Out of Here!".
This is what the No Angels thought about Lucy Diakovska's plans to move to the jungle camp.
Sources used:
RTL jungle camp press conference on February 5, 2024