Barbara Schöneberger doesn't like tattoos "Michelle Hunziker would be so much prettier if ..."
Barbara Schöneberger thinks tattoos are "terrible". On the sidelines of "Denn sie wissen nicht, was passiert", the presenter refers to Michelle Hunziker, who would be "so much more beautiful" without her upper arm tattoo.
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- Barbara Schöneberger expressed her dislike of tattoos in the RTL show "Denn sie wissen nicht, was passiert".
- She doesn't even like tattoos on celebrities like Michelle Hunziker.
- Schöneberger's colleague Günther Jauch also rejects tattoos, partly for fear of getting injected.
Tattoos are a matter of taste. Some people can't get enough of body decorations, others find them aesthetically unappealing.
Barbara Schöneberger (50) belongs to the second type. The presenter thinks tattoos are "terrible", as she said on the RTL show "Denn sie wissen nicht, was passiert".
Schöneberger demonstrates her views on tattoos with reference to a celebrity tattoo wearer. "Even with the beautiful Michelle Hunziker, I always thought to myself: 'She would be so much prettier if she didn't have that barbed wire around her upper arm'," says the 50-year-old during a chat with Günther Jauch (68) and Thomas Gottschalk (74).
Jauch and Gottschalk are not tattoo fans either
Schöneberger's "Denn sie wissen nicht, was passiert" colleagues also seem to be tattoo haters. For Jauch, tattoos are also out of the question because he is "afraid of injections".
When you get a tattoo, it's "like being pricked 850 to 880 times with a needle", he remarked. He then added clearly and unequivocally: "No thanks, I'll sit this one out."
And what about Gottschalk? Schöneberger wants to know if he has tattoos. The entertainer's boyish answer: "No, I'm not, do you want to see?"
Jauch's aversion to tattoos even goes so far that he wants to have his children banned from getting tattoos. "Until they are 18 years old," he qualifies. Gottschalk, on the other hand, was too late with his ban. He explained that his son had gone to the tattoo artist before he could ban him.
