Overview
- The documentary, which premiered Sunday on RTL+, shows Remus becoming emotional and crying when asked about his family and saying, "Das ist echt schlimm für mich."
- Remus describes a long‑standing, difficult relationship with his father and says conversations with him often focused on commissions and money rather than personal care.
- He tells the camera he works about twelve to fifteen hours a day, including weekends and holidays, and links that schedule to his prolonged singlehood and feelings of loneliness.
- Remus recounts being bullied as a child for wearing strong glasses and says teachers told him he would amount to nothing, memories he says still affect him today.
- The film follows his two decades on Mallorca and TV fame from shows such as Goodbye Deutschland and Mieten, kaufen, wohnen, and it may prompt a public reappraisal of his glamorous image by highlighting the private costs behind his reported €3.26 million annual income.