Surprise in “Let’s Dance”
Kristen Newpower returns
Christine Newpaore continues to dance in “Let’s Dance”: It is a Simallla alternative, which is due to the injury of the rest of the relay.
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A big surprise in “Let’s Dance”: due to Simone Thomalla injury, there is no reunification with Christine Neuuer.
“Let’s Dance” stars ended the Easter break and trained again for the following direct offer on Friday, April 25 (8:15 pm, RTL and RTL+). But there is bad news for spectators: actress Simon Tomala, 60, who cannot dance due to an injury. For them, the season ends prematurely. Already in the past show, the actress, who swept the parquet with the Evgeny Vinokurov dance specialist, 34, has suffered from knee problems. However, the alternative is already ready.
“Unfortunately, we must say goodbye to Simonithomalla prematurely. Because of the injury, you will not be able to dance in Let’s Dance.” They wish them “improvement soon”. “Thank you for being part of Let’s Dance.” How to continue: “As an alternative to Simone, Christineenubaurofficial returns to the dance hall.”
A new opportunity for Kristin Newbauer
So there is an unexpected reunion with his colleague in Tomala, actor Kristen Newbauer, 62, who was chosen by spectators from the show in the seventh episode. It now has another opportunity for “Dancing Star 2025” with the Valentin Lusin professional, 38.
For Simon Tomala, on the other hand, it is time to say goodbye prematurely. Unlike her daughter Sofia, who managed to win the offer in 2010, she must deal with him. However, it is not the first celebrity that cannot dance for health reasons. A person failed almost every season due to injury. The actress appears to suffer from long problems.
In the seventh show, Simon Tomala had to worry about progress alongside Christine Newpaore – on her sixteenth birthday. Ultimately, however, she got a tour with Roba. But as RTL now mentioned, she was already suffering from knee pain, and she was still courageously fought by the show. However, there was no improvement in the traditional Easter break, which is why decision -making now.