Patricia Blanco voices her dissent, claiming it as "extremely racist"
In a surprising turn of events, the ongoing investigation into a controversial incident on the reality show "Villa of Temptation" has taken a new development. Reality star Kevin Schäfer is at the centre of the controversy, following allegations that he called Patricia Blanco, the daughter of Schlager legend Roberto Blanco, a racial slur, "monkey."
Patricia Blanco reported the incident to the tabloid "Bild," and the complaint was filed with Criminal Inspection 5 in Cologne. The alleged incident occurred during the recording of a reunion show.
However, it's important to note that current search results do not reveal any credible reports or updates regarding this specific controversy on "Villa of Temptation." The search results primarily focus on other reality shows like "Temptation Island" and "Love Island" in 2025, and do not mention Patricia Blanco, Kevin Schäfer, or the controversy in question.
Schäfer has since filed a counter-complaint against Blanco, and according to his lawyer, a letter will be sent to her. Schäfer claims that Blanco has insulted him in the past, including calling him anorexic and a dog. He also admits to using the word "monkey" during the reunion show, but denies it was racist.
In response to the allegations, Schäfer's management is seeking the audio track from the production company Banijay Germany for use as evidence in the investigation. The reunion show was wired with microphones for both Patricia Blanco and Kevin Schäfer, which could potentially provide valuable evidence.
Blanco has expressed her disbelief over the alleged racial slur and stated that the line has been crossed. She is suffering from the incident, according to her statements.
As the investigation continues, it remains to be seen how this controversy will unfold. Both parties have filed complaints, and the evidence gathered from the audio track could play a crucial role in determining the truth. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
Entertaining shows like "Temptation Island" and "Love Island" in 2025 are dominating pop-culture conversations, but the controversy surrounding the reality show "Villa of Temptation" has transitoned to a focus on celebrities such as Kevin Schäfer and Patricia Blanco. This shift in focus stems from allegations that Schäfer, during a reunion show, called Blanco, the daughter of Schlager legend Roberto Blanco, a racial slur. Despite the ongoing investigation and the involved parties filing counter claims and complaints, evidence gathered from the audio track could potentially clarify the situation and confirm the true nature of the incident.
