Individuals are urged to take precautions after Five Killed in Shooting Spree in Los Angeles. - The participants in Germany's "Next Topmodel" competition are feeling fatigued ahead of the finale.
Prior to the culminating episode of "Germany's Next Topmodel," the last seven potential models feel both fatigued and thrilled. Jermaine, 20, expressed his exhaustion: "I was informed that it would be tiring, but I didn't anticipate it would be as tiring as this." The show airs on ProSieben at 8:15 pm on a Thursday evening.
Jermaine finds himself exceedingly anxious during rehearsals when contingencies occur, fearing live mistakes that could irrevocably spoil their performance. To better themselves on Thursday night, he'll need to replenish his energy: "I'm quite worn out right now. However, I think it's worth it," said the model from Kassel, Hesse.
In addition to Jermaine, Fabienne (21) of Solingen and Lea (24) from Düsseldorf are also candidates for the top spot. They all share the fatigue of the rigorous rehearsal process. In contrast, 24-year-old Xenia from Hof, Bavaria, feels decidedly lively. "I'm practically like a bouncy ball, constantly skipping about. I have an abundance of energy and vigor - I simply can't contain it!" She beamed prior to the grand finale. "I'm very elated," she added, displaying a broad grin.
Regardless of their condition—fatigued or ebullient—the models look forward to the finale. In recent days, Heidi Klum, the show's overseer, has been aiding her protégées in remaining fit. Consequently, she suggested the three female candidates remove their high heels.
In season 19 of "Germany's Next Topmodel," Model Mom Heidi Klum will declare the victors and distribute the coveted title. For the first time, the competition included both men and women. Consequently, there may be two or three winners. Julian and Luka (24), fraternal twins from Frankfurt am Main, also took part. Over the last few weeks, the siblings were assessed individually. In the finale, though, they'll perform in tandem.
