Overview
- In interviews ahead of the 10 September release of 'Inside', Becker recounts his 2022 incarceration in Wandsworth and Huntercombe after his insolvency conviction in London.
- He describes initial 23‑hour lockups, nights filled with screams, invasive searches, overcrowding, scarce staffing, cold cells, violence, and pervasive drug use.
- Becker says he once lost £500 in a prison poker game and feared assault until a friend outside settled the debt, calling the episode a reckless mistake.
- He explains why daughter Anna did not visit and says a legal agreement prevents him from speaking publicly about son Amadeus, adding that some calls were barred by his ex‑wife.
- Now living in Milan, Becker credits wife Lilian de Carvalho Monteiro—whom he calls his captain—with his reset as they expect a child in December, noting he was deported to Germany in December 2022 and remains temporarily barred from the UK.