Promi Big Brother: What the Five Finalists Plan to Do with €100,000

TVS News AI, editorially supervised, presents Promi Big Brother: What the Five Finalists Plan to Do with €100,000.

Tonight on Promi Big Brother on Sat.1, the decision falls: Which of the five remaining housemates will win the current season and take the €100,000 prize money home?

After the previous day's exits, Axel Schulz (57), Nadja Benaissa (44), Georgina Stumpf, Francesca Morgese, and Maurice Dziwak (28) are in the grand finale. In interviews with the broadcaster, available to Promiflash, they have already revealed what they would do with the winnings – and their plans could hardly be more different.

While some plan a fresh family start, want to pay off debts, or buy a new home with the money, others want to support people and animals in need. Only one is holding back deliberately.

Who is in the finale tonight?

After the last housemates had to leave the previous day, only five celebrities remain in the running for €100,000: former boxer Axel Schulz (57), Nadja Benaissa (44), Georgina Stumpf, Francesca Morgese, and Maurice Dziwak (28). In the end, the audience decides who takes the victory and the prize money home.

Family, debts, your own home – or doing good?

What the five finalists would do with a potential win goes in very different directions, according to Promiflash. For some, everything revolves around their own family – for example, a fresh start with loved ones. Others see in the €100,000 primarily the chance to finally shed financial burdens or fulfill the dream of their own home. Still others don't want to keep the prize money for themselves, but rather use it to support people and animals in need. There won't be a unified plan for all five this evening.

Axel Schulz isn't planning yet – "like thinking about who I'd fight next before a boxing match"

One of the five is holding back deliberately: former boxer Axel Schulz. He says he hasn't thought about the prize money at all – and draws a comparison from his old sport.

Honestly, I haven't really thought about it at all. It would be like thinking about who I'd fight next before a boxing match.

His motto for finale night: "I'm going in completely relaxed, giving my best and trying to bring the victory home. Everything else comes after."

Tonight, the audience decides who takes the €100,000

Five finalists, five very different life paths, and five equally different visions of what a win of €100,000 could change. Tonight on Sat.1, it will be revealed who ultimately gets to claim the prize money – and which dream then becomes reality.