Fans of the popular series "Willkommen bei den Reimanns" can catch the highly anticipated fourth season starting March 16, 2025, at 20:15 on Kabel Eins and available for streaming on Joyn. This season promises to showcase the adventurous yet challenging life of Germany's beloved expatriates, Konny (69) and Manuela Reimann (56), as they navigate life on the Hawaiian island they now call home.
Manuela Reimann, no stranger to the spotlight as she shares her life experiences, begins the new season with some significant personal updates. Not only is she balancing her existing commitments, including promoting her latest baby clothing line, but she also recounts some harrowing moments from her past. One particularly alarming incident occurred during a previous photoshoot when she experienced firsthand the importance of safety.
Reflecting on her past experience, Manuela recalled, "Ein Kind ist mir mal vom Felsen gerutscht," signaling her serious concerns about safety. She recounted how, during one shoot, waves swept dangerously close, almost taking the child from the hand of the parents. "Ich habe die Welle kommen sehen und hätte nicht gedacht, dass sie sie so mitreißen würde. Aber die Fotos waren cool!" Fortunately, the child was not harmed, but the experience serves as a reminder of why selecting appropriate locations is more important than ever.
This season also highlights Manuela's radical lifestyle changes, which she has embraced enthusiastically. After many friends suggested the benefits of rising early, she set herself the challenge of waking up at 5:00 AM and now starts her days with meditation music instead of her favorite tunes by U2. "Jetzt ist es die dritte Woche, wo ich jetzt um 5 Uhr aufstehe," she says, expressing surprise at her transformation. Konny, on the other hand, remains skeptical about these changes. He humorously remarked, "Morgens aufstehen und gleich Sport machen, mag ich überhaupt nicht," sharing memories of his military days where early mornings were mandatory and far from enjoyable.
The dynamic between the couple—especially discussing their differing perspectives—is sure to bring moments of humor and conflict to the show. Manuela insists she feels happier with her early routine, boasting, "Ich finde auf jeden Fall, dass ich einen längeren Tag habe," bringing both personal growth and challenges to the forefront of her story.
Meanwhile, the couple faces practical challenges on Konny Island. Konny has big plans for the new season, including undertaking the longest canoe trip of his life. Viewers will learn about the preparations involved and the inherent risks of paddling through unpredictable winter waves. "Reimanns: Renovierungsbedarf auf Konny Island" indicates there's much to be done as well, including urgent repairs for their leaky roof, inviting questions about their future—especially as they’ve previously discussed moving to another country. The extensive renovations might sidetrack those plans for now, confirming they're likely to stay put for the time being.
Other life details, such as Manu visiting her daughter Janina and her grandchildren back in Portland, showcases the couple's balance between personal and public lives. On social media, Manuela expressed her excitement: "Aloha aus Portland. Ich bin gerade bei Janina und besuche Janina und Coleman und Isla und Charlie und Max," shedding light on the family's cherished moments together. This adds to the nurturing aspect of their narrative, even as Konny holds down the fort on Hawaii, tackling repairs and maintenance on their beloved property.
The genuine experiences of the Reimanns—whether through adventurous activities or heartfelt family gatherings—continue to resonate strongly with viewers who have followed their fascinating expatriate life for over two decades. With the new season promising thrilling content, fans are eagerly awaiting to see how their stories evolve. Tune in to see how the Reimanns navigate their various challenges and triumphs when "Willkommen bei den Reimanns" returns.