Promi Big Brother 2025: These 14 Stars Are Moving Into the TV Jail
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Sat.1 has lifted the lid: 14 celebrities are moving into the TV jail of Promi Big Brother. Kim Virginia Hartung and Nikola are already sparking debate before the show even starts – all confirmed contestants at a glance.
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Sat.1 has pulled back the curtain: 14 celebrities are moving into the next season of "Promi Big Brother." After weeks of speculation, it's now officially confirmed who will be locking themselves up in the TV jail – and the lineup has a surprise or two in store.
Among the best-known names confirmed, according to OK! Magazin, are the couple Kim Virginia Hartung and Nikola. The two are already causing debate before the first day of broadcast – and there's a specific reason for that.
Who's moving into the TV jail?
The cast was speculated about for a long time, and now Sat.1 has revealed all 14 residents, according to the network itself. While OK! Magazin's headline initially still referred to "the first 10 contestants," the article itself already speaks of all 14 – including some surprises that the network apparently kept under wraps until the last moment.
Kim Virginia Hartung and Nikola Glumac, whom Bunte in turn refers to as "Nikola Grey," are among the first officially confirmed stars. The different surnames in the two sources point to a stage name – both reports are referring to the same person.
Why the couple is polarizing even before the show starts
Even before the cameras start rolling in the container, Kim Virginia and Nikola have made waves on social media, according to Bunte. The accusation from some viewers: critical questions directed at the married couple weren't even permitted on the show – instead, the format is said to be staging the duo in the most sympathetic light possible.
Sat.1 has since rejected this accusation. The network told Bunte that critical questions were neither banned nor censored. How the balance of power between residents, viewers, and the editorial team actually plays out in the first episodes will become clear when the show premieres.
What's known about the season so far
"Promi Big Brother" airs as usual on Sat.1. Details on the start date, the remaining cast slots, and any surprise entries will be provided by the network shortly before the premiere, according to OK! Magazin. One thing is already clear: with the Hartung-Glumac couple on board, the new season isn't one that will quietly fizzle out.
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