"The most expensive kiss of my life!": RTL presenter is stolen while kissing her cell phone

Created: 12/27/2021, 4:55 PM

From: Jennifer Kuhn

Moderator Lola Weippert had her iPhone stolen in Cape Town © instagram.com/stories/lolaweippert

Moderator Lola Weippert had her cell phone stolen while kissing in South Africa.

But one misfortune was followed by the next, the thief also transferred money.

Cape Town / South Africa - Temptation Island presenter Lola Weippert spent the last few days in South Africa.

The 25-year-old kept her fans and followers up to date with Instagram stories and postings, giving them an insight into her vacation.

But for several days in a row she did not answer - for a specific reason: her cell phone was stolen.

And that in a situation in which she would not have expected it herself.

Her iPhone was stolen from her pocket while kissing.

Lola Weippert: Expensive smooching action - thief transferred money to his account after the theft

In her Instagram story, Lola Weippert told how this incident could come about: "We were out with a few people and I was busy with a guy," laughed the 25-year-old. But then she noticed that her bag was open and her cell phone was stolen. She hadn't even had the iPhone 13 Pro Max for a month, as she admitted: “It's my own fault that I took my new iPhone with me to Cape Town in the first place,” said the presenter. Even if it was and is a shock for her, she is glad that nothing worse has happened to anyone. But after the shock, another happened: “And now comes the steaming shit,” the 25-year-old puffed. Because the thief transferred money from her iPhone to his account. "I have Apple Pay on my phone and as soon as the thief knows the unlock code,can he transfer money. You don't need a Face ID to send money from your cell phone, ”she continued.

Lola Weippert falls for fraud text messages - her sister warned her

But as if that wasn't enough - the "Temptation Island" presenter fell for a scam SMS.

After her cell phone was stolen, she had it located directly and gave her sister's cell phone number.

A few minutes later she got a WhatsApp message on her cell phone.

A link said that Lola's iPhone was found.

Sister Lotti was directly skeptical and was sure that it was fake.

And she was right, because it was a scam link that the 25-year-old clicked on it.

"So and now guess who transferred money directly to my account?

The person who stole my cell phone, of course.

It was only 100 euros - but I was really scared that he stole even more money! ”She continued.

Fortunately, however, she was able to get the money back: “At the end of the day I have to say that I gave a stranger an iPhone for Christmas.

Isn't it nice too?

Feels a bit like a small donation.

It's just material, which is why, to be honest, I'm so relaxed.

None of us was harmed! ”But another problem now follows: the QR code of your vaccination certificate is gone too.

Now she asks her followers for help in her Instagram story.