Maren Gilzer experiences significant setbacks within the television industry.
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In the heart of the jungle, Maren Gilzer found a world she never thought she would enjoy so much. The German television personality, best known for her time on the German version of "I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!", describes her experience as "wonderful for her soul."
Gilzer was crowned "Jungle Queen" in 2015, a title that came after a successful career in the world of television. Prior to her jungle adventure, Gilzer was known as the letter fairy on the game show "Wheel of Fortune." However, her later associations with reality or trash TV formats on RTL have been less frequent.
Gilzer's disapproval of the current state of television is evident. She expressed her displeasure, stating, "There is so much rubbish on TV." This sentiment is reflected in her public distancing from certain RTL formats, explicitly rejecting participation in what she perceives as morally questionable or degrading shows.
In an interview with "Freizeit Monat," Gilzer discussed immoral offers she received in the early days of her TV career. She revealed that directors, producers, and photographers believed they could make her a star by sleeping with her. Such offers were a deal-breaker for Gilzer, and she immediately ended any professional relationship with a man who made such an offer.
Despite these challenges, Gilzer's experience in the jungle camp was a positive one. She enjoyed sleeping under the open sky and washing clothes in the river. The conversations she had in the camp were beneficial for her soul, she said.
Gilzer has not expressed any intention of joining another RTL format. It seems that she is content with her decision to distance herself from the trashy shows on RTL, a stance that reflects her strong personal and professional ethics.
While specific details about the impact of these immoral offers on her career choices are not available, the refusal to participate in trashy RTL shows implies that offers conflicting with her ethics negatively affected her involvement with these shows.
Gilzer's career, from her early days as the letter fairy on "Wheel of Fortune" to her time as "Jungle Queen", is a testament to her resilience and integrity in the face of adversity. Her story serves as a reminder that one can navigate the challenges of the entertainment industry while maintaining a strong sense of self and personal values.
Maren Gilzer, discussing her experience in the world of television, criticized the abundance of low-quality shows as "rubbish," distancing herself from certain RTL formats and making it clear that she wouldn't participate in shows perceived as morally questionable or degrading. Despite this, her appreciation for pop-culture and entertainment didn't waver; in the jungle, she found conversations beneficial and refreshing, reminiscing about the camaraderie and unique experiences that set it apart from the glitz and glamour of celebrities and the superficiality of pop-culture.
