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Last year's jungle camp companion Peter Klein chats about the secrets: How lucrative is the job as promoter of an "I'm a star - get me out of here!" candidate?
Australia / Cologne - The 2024 jungle camp started its 17th season on Friday (January 19th) and it can be expected that the fans of “I'm a star, get me out of here!” will be excited again in droves.
This year the main topic of conversation will probably be the camp inmates and not the accompanying persons like last year.
The rumors about an alleged affair between Yvonne Woelke (42) and Peter Klein (56) and his subsequent marriage break-up dominated the headlines of the tabloid press for weeks.
Peter Klein describes the everyday life of the jungle camp escorts
The new season will certainly bring with it enough new topics of conversation - whether only among the celebrities or also among the accompanying people remains to be seen.
Nevertheless, interest in the stars' followers seems to have increased somewhat since the Klein Woelke drama.
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asked Peter Klein, who has now filed for divorce from his wife Iris, what everyday life actually looks like for the escorts, who are all in the hotel together while their stars are starving in the jungle.
As the 56-year-old revealed, there is definitely a daily program for the accompanying people, who start watching the show very early in the morning due to the time difference.
After breakfast together, there would be interviews with all the magazines like “Exclusiv”, “Explosiv” and “The Hour After”: “So if you don't have any interviews now, you can say that you're always done around 10, half past 11 .
But when you have to give interviews, it sometimes lasts until 1 or 2 p.m., depending on the situation, sometimes even longer.”
Peter Klein reveals: This is what you get as a jungle companion
How much you have to do as a jungle camp escort ultimately depends on how successful and interesting the associated star turns out to be.
The question then naturally arises as to whether there is anything like payment for the interviews and public appearances of the accompanying persons.
The answer that Peter Klein gave to
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sounds relatively sobering: “No, in principle you do that, if you will, for the star.
You only get a small allowance for expenses, i.e. a meal allowance, you could say.
But that is very minimal.
You won't get rich from it."
Peter Klein accompanied his son-in-law Lucas Cordalis to the jungle camp last year.
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But of course you shouldn't forget that the companions probably get free flights, hotels and meals on site and can at least go on vacation for a few hours a day.
Yesterday's start to the jungle was already promising in terms of ratings.
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Sources used:
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