“Please don’t get scared. Let me just explain why we are sitting behind a glass wall,” said the show's host
Photo: Sat.1/YouTube After weeks spent in isolation from the outside world, the cast of Germany’s version of Big Brother finally heard about the coronavirus Tuesday night.
As the cast members gathered in their living room, Schropp told them that “a disease called COVID-19 had spread across the world.” He promised that their loved ones are healthy and then showed them a video about what has happened over the course of recent weeks.
The housemates quickly grasped some of the grave aspects of the threat. A 26-year-old nurse named Michelle, who was in tears, mentioned that her 55-year-old mom had a preexisting lung disease and that she was concerned for her elderly patients. When another housemate began crying, Schropp tried to comfort her before a doctor joined him to share more details about the virus: “Please calm down. Everything’s okay,” he said.
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