ESC rumors have been circulating about this famous Schlager beauty for a long time. Will she represent Germany at the Eurovision Song Contest this year?
Berlin/Turin – The Eurovision Song Contest* (ESC) will take place on May 14 in Turin (Italy). Who should represent Germany there? On February 10, the secret will be revealed as to which musicians will be in the running for German participation in the 2022 ESC final. But the rumor mill is already cooking in advance.
Schlager beauty should be a hot candidate: will she bring the ESC Cup to Germany?
ESC fans are discussing possible participants online. One name is treated as a hot tip: Marie Reim. The 21-year-old is the daughter of Schlager* star Matthias Reim* (64) and his ex-wife Michelle (49).
ESC 2022: Will she compete for Germany?
Marie Reim, who is also successful as a pop singer, announced news on Instagram at the end of January. Taking a selfie, she asked her fans at the time: “Just asking… would you be ready for some great news?” With that, she hit the nerve of her subscribers. They responded with “I’m ready” or “of course we’re looking forward to news”. One wrote: “Only when it comes to a new album.”
Is a new album the reason for the secrecy? Reim has kept a low profile so far. Then, on February 8th, she revealed the exact time when her fan base will hear the news: “Ahhhh GUYS!! Tomorrow I will announce you GREAT NEWS!!!! I just can not wait it!! Sooo bisss morggeeeennn,” Marie Reim wrote under a new picture of her.
Is she the ESC candidate for Germany? The rumor mill is churning on Instagram
So she left her fans excited again and fueled the rumor mill even further. Because in her story from February 8, Reim wrote again, “Tomorrow there will be exciting news.” And asked her fans: “What could it be about?” They made the wildest guesses. From your possible participation in “Let’s Dance” or “The Voice Kids” everything was there. One even suspected baby news, but Reim denied it.
A fan’s assumption that she would take part in the ESC preliminary round, she only commented with a thoughtful smiley and one with heart eyes. Should this cryptic message be the proof?
Will she become Germany’s ESC candidate and follow in her mother’s footsteps?
The young hit beauty would have been successful at the ESC. Because her mother Michelle won the preliminary decision for the ESC in March 2001 and then represented Germany in May 2001 in Copenhagen, where she finished eighth.
At the big ARD ESC day on March 4th, the audience can then decide who will be on stage for Germany at the ESC in Turin. The program “Germany 12 Points – the German ESC preliminary decision” will be broadcast live from Berlin on all third programs of the ARD from 8.15 p.m. and will be moderated by Barbara Schöneberger. In addition, the ARD pop waves play the songs of the candidates on the day and call for voting. The act with the most voting points will finally appear in the ESC finals on May 14th. (oy with dpa) *tz.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
