Presenter Andrea Kiewel bets on 125,000 euros with this difficult question

RTL broadcast another quiz show yesterday. In the celebrity special of “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?” Four celebrities were allowed to play: musician Max Mutzke, presenter Jan Köppen, presenter Andrea Kiewel and comedian Bastian Bielendorfer. And because they are all already rich, the total profit of 317,000 euros was donated in full.

The only woman in the round – TV garden presenter Kievel – beat her three male colleagues in the race for the highest amount. She actually made it to the question for 500,000 euros, where she then had to throw in the towel. She had used up her nerves on the previous question. How far would you have made it? Try it here:

Kiewel is fairly relaxed through the first few questions. So she gets two pranksters when asked what is more common in Germany: primary schools, cinemas, ice cream parlors or fitness studios. After the use of the 50-50 joker, primary schools and cinemas remained. Her extra audience prankster guesses her first, but she has second thoughts.

Finally, she bets on the primary schools and promises: “If I screw that up, I’ll give 10,000 euros out of my own pocket.” Your own wallet remains unaffected, because the answer is correct! However, when it comes to the question of the TIF or MIF principle, Kiewel also has to give up.

The money went to the RTL donation marathon for children’s aid.