Promi Big Brother (season 10)

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Promi Big Brother
Season 10
Presented by
No. of days22
No. of housemates16
WinnerRainer Gottwald
Runner-up Micaela Schäfer
Companion show
  • Die Late Night Show
No. of episodes20
Release
Original network Sat.1
Original release18 November (2022-11-18) –
7 December 2022 (2022-12-07)
Additional information
Filming dates16 November (2022-11-16) –
7 December 2022 (2022-12-07)
Season chronology
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Promi Big Brother 2022, also known as Promi Big Brother 10 and as the anniversary season, is the tenth season of the German reality television series Promi Big Brother . The show began airing on 18 November 2022 on Sat.1 and will end after 22 days on 7 December 2022. [1] It is the tenth celebrity season and the eleventh season of Big Brother in total to air on Sat.1 to date. Jochen Schropp and Marlene Lufen both returned as hosts of the show. [2]

Contents

Production

The tenth season uses a mock garage, an attic and a luxurious loft as sets. The garage and attic areas do not include an outdoor area, but a separate smoking area. Initial speculation that the tenth season could be about football turned out to be deliberate false reports for marketing purposes as part of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, which was taking place at the same time. [3]

Opening Intro

The song of this year's intro and outro is "Es geht um Alles" from Michael Wolfschmidt.

Spin-off shows

Die Late Night Show

The live late-night show with the name Die Late Night Show returned and will air every day after the main show on Sat.1. Jochen Bendel and Melissa Khalaj returned as hosts of the late-night show. Special guests joined the presenter duo to analyze the situation of the show and it also features exclusive live broadcasts from the house. [4]

Special guests
EpisodeAir dateSpecial guests
119 November 2022Gigi Birofio, Jenny Elvers, Marc Terenzi
220 November 2022Eva Benetatou, Thorsten Legat
321 November 2022Claudia Obert, Julian F. M. Stoeckel
422 November 2022Calvin Kleinen, Can Kaplan, LaFee
523 November 2022Diana Herold, Nadine Nana Miree, Paul Janke
624 November 2022Almklausi, Jeremy Fragrance, Alessia-Milane Herren, Christel Schäfer
725 November 2022Marco Heyne, Melody Haase, Tobias Wegener
826 November 2022Diana Schell, Cora Schumacher, Lorenz Büffel
927 November 2022Janine Pink, Luca Antonio Cinqueoncie, Aaron Königs
1028 November 2022Chethrin Schulze, Jörg Dahlmann, Gino Leone, Yasin Mohamed, Can Kaplan
1129 November 2022Paulina Ljubas, Meike Emonts, Rafi Rachek
1230 November 2022Catrin Heyne, Walentina Doronina, Can Kaplan, Xenia Prinzessin von Sachsen, Jens Hilbert
131 December 2022Pascal Kappés, Lily Aikans, Nico Müller
142 December 2022Jeremy Fragrance, Jörg Knör, Sarina Simone Kolibal
153 December 2022Tanja Tischewitsch, Justus Toussis, Luca Bazzanella, Mademoiselle Nicolette, Maurice Schmitz
164 December 2022Yvonne Woelke, Knossi, Walentina Doronina, Can Kaplan
175 December 2022 Jochen Schropp, Marlene Lufen, Doreen Steinert, Tanja Tischewitsch
186 December 2022Julian F. M. Stoeckel, Jessie Noe Scheuermann, Jennifer Iglesias, Lily Aikans
197 December 2022 Katy Karrenbauer, Sascha Sirtl, Kader Loth, Jay Khan
208 December 2022Menderes Bağcı, Sam Dylan, Micaela Schäfer, Rainer Gottwald

Housemates

CelebrityAge on entryNotabilityDay enteredDay exitedStatus
Rainer Gottwald56Boxing promoter122Winner
Micaela Schäfer 39 Nude model, TV Presenter122Runner-up
Sam Dylan31TV Personality1223rd Place
Menderes Bağcı39Musician, reality star1224th Place
Jay Khan 41Singer, former member of the band US5 and founder of the band Team 5ünf121Evicted
Katy Karrenbauer 59Actress321Evicted
Jennifer Iglesias24TV Personality120Evicted
Doreen Steinert 36Singer, former member of the band Nu Pagadi 319Evicted
Tanja Tischewitsch33TV Personality, Actress117Evicted
Jörg Knör63Comedian and parodist316Evicted
Walentina Doronina22Influencer, TV Personality114Evicted
Catrin Heyne38TV Personality914Evicted
Jörg Dahlmann63Football commentator312Evicted
Diana Schell52Presenter110Evicted
Jeremy Fragrance 33Influencer, former member of the band Part Six (as Jeremy Williams) and Golden Circle18Walked
Patrick Hufen52Insurance detective34Walked

Loft, Garage and Attic

Week 1Week 2Week 3
Day 1–3Day 4Day 5Day 6Day 7Day 8Day 9Day 10Day 11Day 12Day 13Day 14Day 15Day 16–18Day 19–21Day 22
RainerGarageLoftAtticGarageLoftGarageLoft
MicaelaGarageLoftGarageLoftGarageLoft
SamAtticGarageAtticGarageLoftGarageLoftGarageLoft
MenderesGarageLoftAtticGarageLoftGarageLoft
JayAtticGarageLoftGarage
KatyAtticGarageLoftGarage
JenniferAtticGarageLoftGarage
DoreenGarageLoftGarageLoftGarage
TanjaGarageLoftAtticGarageLoft
Jörg K.AtticGarageLoftGarage
WalentinaAtticGarageAtticGarage
CatrinLoftGarage
Jörg D.Garage
DianaGarageLoftAttic
JeremyAtticLoft
PatrickAttic
Reasonnone A B C D E F G H I J K L M N L

Reasons

  • ^Note A : Rainer lost in the Duel Arena and moved in the Loft area. Then the viewers voted for Jay to move in the Garage area.
  • ^Note B : Diana lost in the Duel Arena and moved in the Loft area. Then the viewers voted for Katy to move in the Garage area.
  • ^Note C : Tanja lost in the Duel Arena and moved in the Loft area. Then the viewers voted for Jörg K. to move in the Garage area.
  • ^Note D : Menderes lost in the Duel Arena and moved in the Loft area. Then the viewers voted for Jennifer and Sam to move in the Garage area.
  • ^Note E : Big Brother decided to move Diana, Menderes, Rainer and Tanja in the Attic area. Jeremy won in the Duel Arena and moved in the Loft area, while Walentina, who lost in the Duel Arena and moved in the Garage area.
  • ^Note F : The viewers voted for Micaela to move in the Loft area. Jennifer won in the Duel Arena and moved in the Loft area and Walentina, who lost in the Duel Arena, moved in the Attic area.
  • ^Note G : Doreen won in the Duel Arena and moved in the Loft area and Sam, who lost in the Duel Arena, moved in the Attic area.
  • ^Note H : Big Brother decided to move everyone from the Attic area in the Garage area. The viewers voted for Katy to move in the Loft area.
  • ^Note I : The housemates in the Loft area decided for Sam to move in the Loft area. The viewers voted for Catrin to move in the Garage area.
  • ^Note J : The housemates in the Loft area decided for Walentina to move in the Loft area. The viewers voted for Sam and Walentina to move in the Garage area.
  • ^Note K : The housemates in the Loft area decided for Jay to move in the Loft area. The viewers voted for Doreen and Micaela to move in the Garage area.
  • ^Note L : Big Brother decided to move everyone from the Garage area in the Loft area.
  • ^Note M : Jörg K., Rainer, Menderes, Sam and Jennifer lost in the Duel Arena and moved in the Garage area.
  • ^Note N : Big Brother decided to move everyone from the Loft area in the Garage area.

Duel Arena

  Housemates from the Loft
  Housemates from the Garage
  Housemates from the Attic

Area Exchange

Duel numberAir dateHousemates participatedWinner(s)Notes
118 November 2022Diana
Doreen
Jörg D.
Menderes
Micaela
Rainer
Tanja		Jörg D. 1
219 November 2022DianaMicaelaMicaela 1
320 November 2022Jörg D.
Menderes
Tanja		Doreen
Jay
Micaela		Doreen
Jay
Micaela		 1 , 2
421 November 2022JayMenderesJay 1
522 November 2022JeremyWalentinaJeremy 3
623 November 2022Doreen
Jay
Jennifer
Jörg D.
Jörg K.
Katy
Sam
Walentina		Jennifer 4
724 November 2022DoreenSamDoreen 4
825 November 2022Jay
Tanja
Sam
Jörg D.
Jörg K.		Rainer
Menderes
Diana
Walentina
Katy		Rainer
Menderes
Diana
Walentina
Katy		 5
  • ^1 : The loser had to leave the Garage area and was allowed to move to the Loft area, which the other residents did not know. The others remain in the Garage area.
  • ^2 : Jörg D. as team captain had to decide who had to move in the Garage area. He chose Tanja.
  • ^3 : Jeremy, as the winner of the duel, was allowed to move to the Loft area. Valentina moved to the Garage area.
  • ^4 : The winner had to leave the Garage area and was allowed to move to the Loft area, while the loser had to leave the Garage area and was allowed to move to the Attic area. The others remain in the Garage area.
  • ^5 : The viewers could vote one from the winners, to move in the Loft area.

Supermarket Purchases

The Penny market, which is part of a Product placement, once again serves as a supermarket where the housemates of the poor area can shop on a budget. The housemates have the budget of €1 per person per day per shopping. The remainder money does not carry over to the next day. Occasionally, they also have a chance to earn more money from Duels.

Air dateHousemateTimeBudgetSpentRemainder
18 November 2022Menderes1 minute€7,00€6,14€0,86
19 November 2022Micaela€7,00€6,44€0,56
20 November 2022Katy€7,00€5,95€1,05
21 November 2022Jay€7,00€5,66€1,34
22 November 2022Sam€8,00€7,73€0,27
23 November 2022Walentina€8,00€7,98€0,02
24 November 2022Jörg K.€4,00€2,68€1,32
25 November 2022Jörg D.€9,00€7,76€1,24

Nominations table

Day 10Day 11Day 13Day 14Day 15Day 17Day 18Day 19Day 20Day 21Day 22
Final		Nominations
received
Round 1Round 2Round 3
RainerNo
Nominations		Jörg DNot
eligible		JenniferNot
eligible		Not
eligible		Doreen
Katy		No
Nominations		KatyMicaela
Jay		SafeSafeWinner
(Day 22)		5
MicaelaNo
Nominations		SamNot
eligible		WalentinaNot
eligible		Rainer
Sam		Not
eligible		No
Nominations		RainerNot
eligible		NominatedNominatedRunner-up
(Day 22)		3
SamNo
Nominations		MicaelaCatrin
Menderes		Jörg KNot
eligible		Not
eligible		Jay
Doreen		No
Nominations		RainerNot
eligible		SafeNominatedThird place
(Day 22)		7
MenderesNo
Nominations		WalentinaNot
eligible		SamNot
eligible		Not
eligible		Doreen
Katy		No
Nominations		KatyNot
eligible		NominatedFourth place
(Day 22)		1
JayNo
Nominations		Jörg KNot
eligible		Jörg KJörg K
Rainer
Sam		Rainer
Sam		Not
eligible		No
Nominations		SamNot
eligible		Evicted
(Day 21)		3
KatyNo
Nominations		SamNot
eligible		RainerNot
eligible		Rainer
Sam		Not
eligible		No
Nominations		JayEvicted
(Day 21)		5
JenniferNo
Nominations		KatyNot
eligible		Jörg KNot
eligible		Not
eligible		Micaela
Rainer		No
Nominations		Evicted
(Day 20)		3
DoreenNo
Nominations		SamNot
eligible		WalentinaNot
eligible		Rainer
Sam		Not
eligible		Evicted
(Day 19)		4
TanjaNo
Nominations		Jörg KJennifer
Catrin		Jörg KNot
eligible		Rainer
Sam		Evicted
(Day 17)		2
Jörg KNo
Nominations		Jörg DJennifer
Tanja		TanjaNot
eligible		Evicted
(Day 16)		9
WalentinaNo
Nominations		Jörg DCatrin
Doreen		Jörg KEvicted
(Day 14)		4
CatrinNo
Nominations		WalentinaNot
eligible		Evicted
(Day 14)		3
Jörg DNo
Nominations		Jörg KEvicted
(Day 12)		3
DianaNo
Nominations		Evicted
(Day 10)		N/A
JeremyWalked
(Day 8)		N/A
PatrickWalked
(Day 4)		N/A
Notes 1 2 3 none 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 none
Against
public vote		All
housemates		Doreen
Jennifer
Jörg D
Jörg K
Sam		Catrin
Jennifer		Jörg K
Walentina		Jörg K
Rainer
Sam		Rainer
Sam
Tanja		Doreen
Katy		Jennifer
Micaela
Sam		Katy
Rainer		Jay
Micaela		Menderes
Micaela		Micaela
Sam		Micaela
Rainer
WalkedJeremy,
Patrick		none
EvictedDiana
Fewest votes
to save		Jörg D
Fewest votes
to save		Catrin
Fewest votes
to save		Walentina
Fewest votes
to save		Jörg K
Fewest votes
to save		Tanja
Fewest votes
to save		Doreen
Fewest votes
to save		Jennifer
Fewest votes
to save		Katy
Fewest votes
to save		Jay
Fewest votes
to save		Menderes
Fewest votes
(out of 2)		Sam
Fewest votes
(out of 2)		Micaela
Fewest votes
(out of 2)
Rainer
Most votes
(out of 2)

Notes

  • ^Note 1 : There were no nominations this round. Instead, the viewers voted for their favourite housemate. The housemate with the fewest votes was evicted. Catrin was immune because she only moved in a day earlier.
  • ^Note 2 : Housemate could only nominate housemates in their living area. Doreen was automatically nominated after losing the Black Lantern challenge. Jennifer received a killer nomination by Jörg K after the Garage housemates won that evening's challenge. Catrin was immune because she only moved in two days ago. Jennifer received a killer nomination by Jörg K after the Garage housemates won that evening's challenge.
  • ^Note 3 : Only the winning team from this evening's challenge was allowed to nominated. Jörg K won a challenge earlier that day for Katy, resulting in both being immune from nomination.
  • ^Note 4 : Jay, as captain from the winning team of this evening's challenge had to nominate 3 housemates from the losing team. Later, Sam saved himself from eviction after winning another challenge.
  • ^Note 5 : On Day 16, Doreen & Tanja played for a secret envelope. Doreen won, hence she had to decide which one of them should receive immunity or get automatically nominated. Doreen kept the immunity for herself, nominating Tanja for eviction. On Day 17, the winning team of this night's challenge had to save two members of the losing team from eviction, they chose Menderes & Jennifer, leaving Rainer & Sam nominated. Rainer saved himself from eviction later that evening.
  • ^Note 6 : Only the winning team of that night's challenge was allowed to nominate.
  • ^Note 7 : The losing team of that night's challenge was automatically nominated. Sam saved himself from eviction in another challenge.
  • ^Note 8 : Menderes won this night's challenge. His vote counted triple.
  • ^Note 9 : Rainer won this night's challenge, therefore he was the only person allowed to nominate.
  • ^Note 10 : Rainer and Sam finished first and second in the first Final Challenge, advancing into Round 2.
  • ^Note 11 : Rainer won the second Final Challenge, advancing into Round 3.

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