"Absolute cheek": Amira Pocher rages because of unfair "Let's Dance" rating by Joachim Llambi
Created: 05/21/2022, 10:38 am
Amira Pocher left "Let's Dance" shortly before the final.
In the podcast with husband Oliver Pocher, the 29-year-old does not leave a good hair on Joachim Llambi's ratings.
Cologne – Joachim Llambi (57) is considered one of the strictest jurors on German TV.
In "Let's Dance" the dance expert judges the steps and movements of the celebrities and their professional dance partners - including those of Amira Pocher (29) and Massimo Sinató (41) in this year's season.
After she left the show, Pocher criticized the juror for awarding points.
tv show | let's dance |
Channel | RTL |
first airing | April 3, 2006 |
squadrons | 13 |
Too strict ratings on "Let's Dance"?
"I've often had it after some shows that I've thought, 'Man, you were a bit too hard on this or that young lady.'
But afterwards there were always 90 to 95 percent of the right people in the final," said juror Joachim Llambi (everything about the jury on "Let's Dance").
Was he also referring to Amira Pocher?
The 29-year-old was eliminated shortly before the final.
In any case, Llambi did not miss the opportunity to name his favorites before the finale: Accordingly, he saw Janin Ullmann (40) on the winner's podium.
Amira's husband Oliver Pocher (44), who was also a participant in this show, said sarcastically: "Correct … So congratulations to Janin on winning 'Let's Dance', René on 2 and Mathias on 3!" Oliver But Pocher was not right: The Llambi forecast did not come true, René Casselly (25) won the "Let's Dance" final with partner Kathrin Menzinger (33).
"Absolute cheek": Amira Pocher rages because of unfair "Let's Dance" rating by Joachim Llambi
In the podcast "Die Pochers" on Podimo, Amira Pocher still had something to say about the RTL dance show after she left.
"Absolute joke.
Absolute cheek!
It's unacceptable that someone else rates a Quickstep better than someone else rates our tango," says the 29-year-old.
Joachim Llambi in particular takes Amira Pocher in the crosshairs.
“It has to do with the ratings.
Especially from Mr. Llambi.
You can always feel who is being directed where.” And: “We were rated too badly, especially by the person on the far right.
I'm not talking about Jorge or Motsi, it was all fair."
Amira Pocher and Massimo Sinató dance the Charleston on "Let's Dance".
© RTL/RTL+/Stefan Gregorowius
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"Theater of absurdities": Oliver Pocher also criticizes the "Let's Dance" show
Amira Pocher continues to scold: "That makes me angry.
Had I been rated fairly or differently I might have had a better chance.
But it was already clear to us that that was it.”
Oliver Pocher also criticizes the show as a whole: "The season is not nearly as successful.
On average, a million people less watch it.
I can also say that as an outsider.
Because this season has become a theater of absurdities.
In the beginning through the Corona stories.”
High heels, bikini or casual: The prettiest "Let's Dance" candidates in private
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Balenciaga, elevator and dressing room: Amira Pocher shows parts of her luxury house
Amira Pocher also gave insights into her everyday life on Instagram.
She just bought a new car.
Now Amira Pocher shows her luxury house: Balenciaga, elevator and dressing room.
Sources used:
bild.de;
Podimo/The Pochers;
RTL
