After filming the program “Suddenly poor, suddenly rich”, Mathias Distel, aka Aces Huftgold, made serious allegations. The format has been discontinued. Not the only change, as he reports now.
A few weeks ago, Mathias Distel reported in a video of “inhuman incidents”, loss of “morality, morals, decency” and “dishonest quota hunting on the backs of misbehaving children” and thus serious allegations against the broadcaster. Sat.1 And the production company Imago TV took charge. You can watch excerpts in the video above.
party singer who goes by the name not halfgold Known to have previously participated in the program “Suddenly Poor, Suddenly Rich”, in which a wealthy family exchanges with a socially weaker family for a week. After that the “heaviest” children of the swap family misconduct“Was in psychological treatment in the past, he only found out during the shooting, which he then broke up with.
“A Very Positive Turn”
However, the production company deliberately ignored this condition, alleging Distel and took legal action. Sat.1 results out: Format canceled immediately. The now 44-year-old speaks again on the subject and reports on what changes he was able to make with his appeal. “The whole thing that I started has now taken a very positive turn,” he explains in his latest Instagram video.
“We had a lot of, long, constructive discussions,” reports Distel of the exchange with the managing director of Imago TV. “We thought about how we could make the future together better in the interests of the children and for the safety of the children, in their company, in general, and how we deal with this issue in the future.”
Ikke Hüftgold sets up his own foundation
The results are already in the production company’s workflow. “A psychologist was hired, which now also grants this double bottom, so that if something slips through the research somewhere, he’ll take a closer look,” Singer says. In addition, a “traffic light system” is being developed so that “more people can keep track of the fact that individual mistakes can no longer be made to that extent.”
Mathias Distal is satisfied with the result and describes it as a “happy ending”. He was happy to go public. They had their basic fees waived, Imago TV now wants the amount to be charitable -Organization donate. She, too, is helping families in need with the newly established “Somerfield Kids Foundation”, which includes people from TV-Assignment or Project.
