RTL officially announced the candidates for the 2025 jungle camp on Friday morning. According to “Bild”, reality star Yasin Mohamed was also supposed to complete disgusting jungle tests – but his name is not mentioned.
There were already rumors before Christmas that the 33-year-old could be kicked out before the show even started. The trigger was an appearance on the ARD show “deep and clear”.
In the format, Yasin was unusually self-critical. He admitted that he was a victim of reality formats. The isolation and the alcohol brought out parts of him that he is now ashamed of. He also explained why he can’t really cope with it: “Before you go on a show like this, you’re always alone in the hotel for five to seven days and you’re not allowed to go out. You’re in the hotel room 24/7, without a cell phone, without anything. You only have one psychologist for emergencies.”
He also revealed: “I have caused serious damage to women.” His ex-girlfriend Sophie Imelmann then contacted Instagram. «I’ve kept my mouth shut the whole time until now. For a really long time I thought I could just forget the whole thing.” Someone “did something” to her. She didn’t give a name or any further details, only that she met the person on “Love Island VIP”.
Imelmann continues: “I thank God that at a certain point I checked who I was dealing with and what this person had done to me.”
Instead of Mohamed, presenter Jörg Dahlmann moves to the jungle camp. According to “Bild”, he was originally planned as a replacement candidate for the starting crew. So he should have waited for his TV appearance in case a candidate leaves the camp early.
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