Nadja Abd el Farrag: She vents her anger on Instagram

Nadja Abd el Farrag turned 58 on March 5, but she still seems a long way from any form of mild old age. The reason: An Instagram follower makes her life difficult with unwanted comments.

Nadja Abd el Farrag sees black

The TV personality, who once found fame on Dieter Bohlen’s (69) side under her nickname Naddel, had not been on Instagram for almost a year. Her birthday was a welcome reason to revisit and – as reported by ‘Gala’ – to post a photo of herself and a young man. She wrote “Memories 2022” without going into detail about what and who is there to remember. So far so harmless, but apparently reason enough for one person to pull out the lethal injection. Nadja deleted her post again, instead posting a blacked-out picture and a small angry speech. “Unfortunately, it’s not even possible to publish a birthday post anymore without always being harassed by the same person with their fake account. How much frustration does one have to carry to be like that!? Some people should take care of their own lives, especially when you have as much ‘dirt’ as the lady with the fake account,” Nadja rumbled, making you wonder if she and the poison tip know each other better. She announced ominously: “More coming soon…”.

Nadja Abd el Farrag had gone into hiding

While some fans were happy to read about Nadja Abd el Farrag again at all, the black picture had worried some again, because in 2022 Nadja had disappeared for several months. “I even had debts. Fortunately, they have been reduced, but the future does not look rosy,” she confessed to ‘My Illu’ in 2022. “I only get a pension of 200 euros or something. I can stand on my head and whine now, but I don’t do that.” She hadn’t given up hope of finding her happiness and great love: “He shouldn’t be a boring guy, but also not a weirdo or someone who knows everything better and wants to reinvent the world. Around 60 years old he can be calm, maybe even older. At that age they don’t have to prove anything anymore. I think so. I hope,” said Nadja Abd el Farrag in October, and after various setbacks she certainly deserves a bit of luck.

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