Stephen Dürr Admits Breaking ‘Dschungelcamp’ Contract, Dedicates Appearance to Late Friend

He presents the TV stint as a step in his recovery after a near‑fatal alcohol crisis.

Overview

In an Instagram video, the 51-year-old said he violated the show's secrecy rule by confiding in YouTuber Tana and will dedicate his participation to him.
Tana, who had planned to travel to Australia to cover the experience, died in late 2025 under the age of 50.
In a Bild interview cited by Promiflash, Dürr recounted being hospitalized in Brisbane with a 3.4‰ blood alcohol level, suffering a cardiac arrest as doctors worked for three hours to save him.
He describes an almost two-year recovery built on daily discipline, conversations and family support, and says he is entering the camp with confidence about the trials.
He has chronicled the journey in the memoir "Zurück im Leben" and recently released a debut novel titled "Arctic Blizzard."