They lost the opening show of “Joko & Klaas against ProSieben” – now Joko and Klaas have to act as royal commentators at the coronation of King Charles III. serve.
Berlin – The coronation of will take place in Westminster Abbey in London on May 6th King Charles III (74) and King’s wife Camilla (75), a major media event of superlatives. Sat.1 will also broadcast the ceremony live from 9:30 a.m. with prominent support. Joko Winterscheidt (44) and Klaas Heufer-Umlauf (39), not exactly known for their royal expertise, were sentenced by ProSieben to an assignment on the coronation day.
Coronation of King Charles: Joko and Klaas comment on the arrival of the royal family and international guests
At the start of the new episodes of “Joko & Klaas versus ProSieben” it was about 15 minutes of free airtime for Joko and Klaas on their home broadcaster, as usual. But the two lost their final challenge and must now serve the crown. Sat.1 accompanies the coronation of King Charles for around six hours. This is the crowning glory!” is announced by Marlene Lufen (52). She is supported in the London studio by Ross Antony (48), Charlotte Countess of Oeynhausen, Heinrich Prince of Hanover and Major William Hunt (76) – and after their defeat now also Joko Winterscheidt and Klaas Heufer-Umlauf, connected from Berlin.
In an official press release, Sat.1 also announced exactly when Joko and Klaas will be on duty on May 6th. “In the hour before the actual coronation, Joko & Klaas will comment on the arrival of the royal family and the international guests from 11:00 a.m., among other things.” The opportunity for the two presenters to share their knowledge of dress codes, tiaras and fascinators with the world.
It’s going to be a day of celebration on SAT.1! The whole team is looking forward to the coronation of Charles III. In addition, viewers can look forward to a special treat: For the first time, Joko & Klaas can be seen on SAT.1 for an hour. They will appropriately accompany the occasion with a royal tea time from a Berlin studio.
“This punishment is a hit”: fans celebrate the use of Joko and Klaas at the coronation
A successful move by the broadcaster to perhaps also lure viewers in front of the television who otherwise have little to do with the British royal family. “Now I’m definitely going to watch an hour of the coronation ceremony, which I certainly wouldn’t have done otherwise,” one Instagram user wrote. “I’m looking forward to May 6th. It’s going to be a highlight for me to hear you both at the coronation, I’m definitely going to check it out.” The anticipation among the fans of Joko and Klaas is great. “This penalty is a hit,” says a fan on Instagram. “When I heard the penalty, I almost wished that the two would fail,” admits one user. “The penalty will be funny for sure.”
Sat.1 is aligning the program on May 6th with the coronation of King Charles. At 7:40 a.m. the documentary “Queen Elizabeth II – The Eternal Queen” will be shown, followed by live reporting from 9:30 a.m., with Karen Heinrichs and Benjamin Bieneck reporting directly from Westminster Abbey, the reporter will be Benedikt Amara in use at Buckingham Palace. The documentary “The Diana Era – Faces of a Princess” will be broadcast from 4:00 p.m., followed by the new documentary “The Charles Era – Faces of a King” at 6:00 p.m. In any case, it will be interesting to see what Joko and Klaas will have to say about the “prodigal son” Prince Harry (38). who is apparently not allowed to sit with the royal family at the coronation. Sources used: sat.1, Instagram
