Tessa Bergmeier: Subway attack – what she's telling on 'Promi Big Brother'

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Reality star Tessa Bergmeier reported on 'Promi Big Brother' about a subway attack by four women. She was beaten and kicked and lay bleeding on the floor, Focus and Bunte report in agreement.

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Tessa Bergmeier has described a subway attack on "Promi Big Brother" in which, according to her own account, she was "lying bleeding on the floor." Four women allegedly beat and kicked the former GNTM candidate on the train – as reported by Focus and Bunte in agreement.

Lying bleeding on the floor

Source: Bunte (headline)

Four women, one attack – what Bergmeier says in the container

The account doesn't come from a press release, but directly from the PBB container: Bergmeier tells her housemates what allegedly happened. Bunte writes that four women "beat and kicked" her. Focus puts it more cautiously as a "terrifying incident" with "dramatic consequences." The two accounts match in substance: four attackers, subway as the scene of the crime, physical violence.

Who Tessa Bergmeier is

Bergmeier first became known through "Germany's Next Topmodel," as Focus classifies her. Bunte calls her a "reality TV personality." This year she's sitting in the "Promi Big Brother" container – and there she's breaking her silence about the attack.

What remains unclear so far

The available reports from Focus and Bunte name neither the city nor the date nor any possible trigger for the attack. Both sources are also silent about investigations, Bergmeier's current health status, or a statement on her injuries. What Bergmeier herself has to say can be seen in the PBB container – further details are likely to follow in upcoming episodes or follow-up reports.

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