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Leipzig – Pop singer Melanie Müller, 37, openly discussed her dire financial situation during her appeal hearing regarding an incident involving a Hitler salute. The singer claims her financial woes are dramatic.
Second Instance Verdict and Financial Disclosure
Müller revealed meaningful debt and dwindling income during MondayS proceedings.
- Müller was again convicted of using symbols of unconstitutional organizations on Monday.
- She currently earns €1,500 per month through event planning and a mere €50.41 from streaming services in 2025.
- Müller is facing approximately €191,000 in debt, including a home under foreclosure.
On Monday, the singer was again convicted of using symbols of unconstitutional organizations in a second-instance ruling. The court found it proven that she displayed the Hitler salute during a performance in 2022,despite her continued denials and complaints about her financial difficulties.
Müller stated she is currently employed by a camping and gastronomy GmbH, earning €1,500 per month for event planning. She reported earning only €50.41 from streaming services throughout 2025, sharing this information Monday morning before the Leipzig Regional Court.
Former “Jungle Queen” Receives Financial Support
The days of numerous performances in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Mallorca are over. The former “Jungle Queen” is now financially supported by her new partner and parents. “It’s not great at 37,” she told the court.
The background of the case stems from a concert held in Leipzig between the night of September 17th and 18th, 2022. The court steadfast that Müller displayed the Hitler salute and provoked “Heil” chants from the audience. A search of her apartment in August 2023 also uncovered 0.69 grams of a cocaine mixture and an ecstasy tablet.
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