After it became known that Lucas Cordalis would not move into the jungle camp due to a positive PCR test, Daniela Katzenberger is now also reporting. She clears up rumours.
Palma – Shortly before moving into the jungle camp 2022*, RTL announced: Lucas Cordalis will not start with the other eleven candidates*. A PCR test was positive for the corona virus. He has no symptoms. A replacement has not yet been determined – Cordalis still hopes to be able to follow. He is “devastated,” he reported *.
Daniela Katzenberger only found out about her husband’s positive corona test later
His wife Daniela Katzenberger * and daughter Sophia Cordalis initially knew nothing about Lucas Cordalis infection. In her Instagram story, the cult blonde tells how her cell phone kept ringing on the way home after Sophia was at school. “Feels every second, because every idiot who has my number tried to call and then wrote a message. I thought, what happened now, something must be going on there.” Katzenberger stops on the side of the road and learns from the RTL announcement that her husband will not go to the jungle camp.
“Today is a really shitty day. It started out crappy,” sums up Katzenberger. He apparently didn’t tell her at first. “Yesterday at 9.30 p.m., when my child was already in bed, he told me that my husband had Corona. Then he said: ‘Honey, I didn’t tell you on purpose because I didn’t want you to tell Sophia because she would worry. Because otherwise she’s sad.’ He’s probably had it for a few days,” says Katzenberger.
Daniela Katzenberger: Lucas Cordalis not infected with his mother
The 35-year-old is also angry about some things that are said to be related to the topic on Instagram *: “Because I’ve read it a lot now: ‘He definitely got it from your mother’. No, they had no contact at all.” Katzenberger goes on to explain: “He must have gotten it somewhere on the way. It must be that omicron thingy. So it’s probably highly infectious.”
Daniela Katzenberger “was about to sink my cell phone in the pool”
Definitely a very exciting story for Daniela Katzenberger. In the evening she adds with a visibly exhausted smile: “Sometimes I ask myself why things can’t just work out in the family. There’s always something going on with us. It’s never easy. There’s always something going on, there’s always action.” She honestly admits how angry she was: “I was about to sink my phone in the pool.” But now it’s time to look ahead: “Let’s see how it does going on now,” says Katzenberger. *tz.de is part of IPPEN.Media
