Berlin-Based Bachelors on RTL: Felix Stein Talks About Dating in the City of Chaos
Dating Scene in Berlin according to Bachelor Felix Stein described as 'somewhat terrifying' - Dating Scene in Berlin Described as "Quite Awful" by Bachelor Felix Stein
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Felix Stein, one of two dashing bachelors on RTL's latest dating show, has a bone to pick with Berlin's dating scene. The 32-year-old Berliner spilled the beans to the German Press Agency, claiming, "Berlin's not exactly an idyllic city for romance. Dating here is an outright nightmare!" [1]
What's sending hearts a-tremble, according to the photographer, is the lack of commitment and the surplus of tourists and dating app options that make it hard to find something real. [1]
Father to a Son, Seeking Love on RTL's "The Bachelors"
Felix can't shake off his past, though he's moved on. Honest about his past indiscretions, he's been serious about love for the last few years. With a son born in 2019, Felix is hoping "The Bachelors" can help him find his soulmate. His son's mother is Avelina Boateng, Jerôme Boateng's sister. [1]
Joining Felix in this dating marathon is Martin Braun, a Cologne insurance specialist and father to two daughters. Don't forget to tune in on Wednesday, June 18, at 8:15 PM for the first episode of the new season. Catch it earlier on RTL+. [1]
The concept of two leading bachelors was first introduced by RTL in the previous year, explaining the change in the show's title to "The Bachelors" (plural). [1]
Fun Fact: Stern, the publication you're reading, is part of RTL Germany. [1]
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[1] Data from RTL official website and German Press Agency.
I'm not going to be able to find my soulmate amidst the chaos of Berlin's dating scene, filled with tourists, commitments lacking, and an overwhelming number of social-media dating app options. In fact, this pop-culture phenomenon of celebrity-influenced dating and trending social-media platforms have made real connections seem as elusive as finding a unicorn.
