Soccer goal shape: Jungle show stars live in a confined space

Soccer goal shape: Jungle show stars live in a confined space

It won’t be a walk in the park! Next Friday, “I’m a Star – The Great Jungle Show” begins, in which twelve celebrities will fight for entry into the right jungle camp in 2022. How accurate the broadcast will be is not yet known. But RTL has already revealed: The contestants will be divided into groups of three and new live shows will come one after the other. This year, campfires will sleep in the smallest places instead of planks.

RTL Has now announced that three candidates in each group will have to live in an 18 square meter house for three days. A football goal area has a double bed, a swing, a small kitchen, a sluice through which residents get their food as well as a dry toilet and a barrel shower. Since the bathroom and living area are separated by only one curtain, privacy is definitely not an option. Jungle show participants only have a small smoking area with a “small phone” next to their mini-house.

Residents not only face the challenge of coming to each other for 72 hours in their small house. Wannabe Australians had to prove their suitability for the wilderness in various trials to receive a “golden ticket” for entry into the camp in 2022, as well as a prize money of 50,000 euros.

All information about “IMA Star – The Great Jungle Show” TVNOW.de

Replacement jungle camp candidates

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Tiny House Inside “IMA Star – The Great Jungle Show”
Kitchen in small house

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Kitchen in small house
Toilet Im Tiny House BE "I'm a Star - The Great Jungle Show"

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Toilet in Tiny House in “IMA Star – The Great Jungle Show”
Bad Im Tiny House

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Bad Im Tiny House
Sluice for small house food

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Sluice for small house food
Small outdoor

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Small outdoor
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