The former "Miss Germany" Anahita Rehbein from Stuttgart is obviously disappointed by her year as a beauty queen. "You are not funded at all, certainly not as a model," said the 24-year-old of the "Stuttgarter Zeitung" and the "Stuttgarter Nachrichten".
Instead of completing the previously announced photo shoots, she spent a lot of time in the car, often driving 800 kilometers a day: "You work as a hostess at a bridal show or sit in a jury of the preselection for the next 'Miss Germany' -Choice." The modeling is what most girls enjoy.
She advised her successor, Nadine Berneis, not to say "yes and amen" in the "Miss Germany" day, for example, if you do not feel like going to an event. "The whole year as 'Miss Germany' takes place in a completely unreal world," said Rehbein. If you let this unreal come too close to yourself and surround yourself only with such people, "then that's just a superficial world".
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Anahita Rehbein sets Nadine Berneis the "Miss Germany" crown
She herself, said Rehbein, was happy to be out of the contract - "and to return to my normal life". After the year as "Miss Germany" one would be "written down from zero to zero". When the new beauty queen has been chosen, the old "from then on will be completely on her own again, which will not be taken care of anymore."
Berneis, like Rehbein, came from Stuttgart and was named the new "Miss Germany" on Sunday night. The 28-year-old prevailed against 15 competitors at the age of 19 to 28 years. Berneis wants to take her job as a policewoman for one year to focus on her job as a beauty queen. The 23-year-old student Pricilla Klein from Hamburg was chosen as her deputy, and the 22-year-old student Anastasia Aksak from Leipzig is in third place.
According to the organizers, "Miss Germany" is the oldest beauty pageant in Germany, it has existed since 1927. It is voted annually.
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