New ProSieben show worse than the jungle camp

During the games, care was also taken to ensure that no one knew where you were at any given moment. “You stop and are transported blindly using VR glasses so that you can't see where you are,” reports Ruland. “Then some kind of game is set up somewhere in a landscape.” At the end of each episode, the candidates have to guess where they are. Anyone who is wrong is eliminated.

TV star Tina Ruland criticizes the jungle camp

However, Tina Ruland also had a lot of fun during filming. “The jungle wasn't that funny,” admits the 57-year-old. “It's not about driving other people crazy.” Most people go to the jungle camp these days to get noticed, then they get airtime. If you're nice, nobody cares.” The other travelers are also less known for trash and trouble. Among others, “Let's Dance” pro Ekaterina Leonova (37), presenter Madita von Hülsen (43), gymnast Philipp Boy (37) and ex-jungle camper Leyla Lahouar (28) were also on the road trip through Europe.

One lure for participation is likely to be the prize money of 50,000 euros. Years ago, Tina Ruland openly admitted that she takes part in reality TV formats primarily for the money. “I definitely don't have to go to the jungle camp to discover my limits, I have really tested them sufficiently as a single mother of two sons and after 30 years in the acting business,” Ruland said in 2022 in the COLORFUL-Interview.

“This is not for cowards”: Tina Ruland revealed that getting older can also be a challenge for actresses in the TV industry. Sources used: bild.de, bunte.de