Overview
- In an RTL interview, Pocher said he never watched the private clip at the center of his criminal complaint but was present during the recorded altercation and said his children appear in it.
- Pocher alleges Düren threatened to circulate the footage if he kept mocking him, while Düren told the court he only discussed the clip with his partner and soon deleted it.
- The comedian links the dispute to canceled work, naming Schlag den Star, other ProSieben projects and a scrapped tour with Luke Mockridge, claims Düren disputes.
- Separately, Sandy Meyer-Wölden exited their long-running podcast after contract differences; she said she was not allowed a farewell episode, and Pocher publicly criticized her Instagram goodbye.
- Singer Pietro Lombardi has taken over as co-host, describing initial doubts about joining and recounting on their first episode that he spent a night in his car after lacking a key to Pocher's house.