About Jürgen Milski
Born 1963. Jürgen Milski is a German television presenter, presenter, musician and schlager music, known for Big Brother (German TV series).
Jürgen Hans Milski (born 24 November 1963 in Cologne, Germany), known by his stage name BB Jürgen, is a German TV Presenter and Schlager Singer.
Career Milski initially worked as a sheet metal worker at Ford in Niehl, Cologne. In 2000, in the first German season of Big Brother, he became one of the audience favorites, finishing second, alongside , whom he befriended during the show. Afterwards he recorded his first single Großer Bruder (Big Brother) with Trpkovski, which topped the German sales charts for several weeks with over 800,000 copies sold. He went on to make various television appearances and other music productions followed suit.
Since his Big Brother fame, Milski has made a living as a singer in Mallorca and as a carnival entertainer. In his book Ich sag’s, he gives an insight into his experiences with the television industry. From March 2005 to February 2016 he presented call-in competitions on 9Live and Sport1. In September 2005, he appeared in the celebrity special of the sixth season of Big Brother. From 2006 to 2015 he took part in several TV total specials such as the TV total Parallel Slalom and the TV total Wok World Championship. In the 2010 TV total Stock Car Crash Challenge, he took first place in the 3000cc class. In 2007 he worked alongside Charlotte Karlinder as an outside presenter for Big Brother on RTL II.
From July 2007 on he presented the program Das Schicksal meines Lebens (The Destiny of my Life) on RTL II together with , the winner of the second German Big Brother season. Due to low ratings, the decision was made not to continue the format and the episodes that had already been filmed were relocated to a less relevant programming slot. His former employer Ford ended their collaboration as a sponsor in 2007. In the same month Milski started the band project Rühmanns Scherben together with Willi Herren and . From January to July 2008 he took part in the eighth German Big Brother season and co-hosted the weekly show Big Brother – Die Entscheidung on RTL II. Since 2012 he has presented the reality documentary Das ist das Leben! on RTL II, alternating with Kurras, and has presented the talent show Die Entertainer – Auf ins Rampenlicht on Super RTL since March 2012 with Anna-Maria Zimmermann.
From April to May 2013 he took part in the sixth season of Let's Dance; his professional dance partner was . The couple were eliminated in the fifth episode. In January 2016, he was a contestant on the German reality show Ich bin ein Star – Holt mich hier raus! (I'm a Celebrity - Get Me Out Of Here) on RTL and came fifth. In 2020 he took part in the reality shows Kampf der Realitystars – Schiffbruch am Traumstrand (Battle of the Reality Stars - Shipwreck on Dream Beach) and Die Festspiele der Reality Stars – Wer ist die hellste Kerze? (The Festival of Reality Stars - Who is the Brightest Candle?). He also lost to Sonja Zietlow in December 2020 on the ProSieben show Schlag den Star (Beat the Celebrity). In 2021, he took part in the RTL II program Das Supermarkt-Quiz together with Sandy Fähse. In 2022 he was a guest on Ich bin ein Star – Die Stunde danach (I'm a Celebrity - After-Hours) and Ich bin ein Star – Holt mich hier raus! Die große Dschungelparty (I'm a Celebrity - Get Me Out of Here! The Big Jungle Party). In November 2023, he took part in the eleventh season of Promi Big Brother.
Milski has a younger brother named Peter, who is six years younger than him, as well as another brother. He lives with his partner and their daughter in Cologne. In March 2026, Milski took part in Most Wanted – Wer entkommt?.
Controversies In November 2015, Milski came under criticism after posting statements on his Facebook page that linked migration with drug dealing in his hometown of Cologne, particularly around the Hohenzollern Bridge. In this context, Milski referred to drug dealers as "Dealerpack", which was described by some media outlets, particularly the Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger, as xenophobic statements.
In early 2021, he was again publicly criticized for comments he made on the television program Die letzte Instanz. Following a repeat broadcast on January 29, 2021, a controversy arose surrounding the eighth episode of the program, in which Milski and other guests, among other things, opposed the renaming of Zigeunersauce. The Central Council of German Sinti and Roma also expressed outrage in a press release over "anti-Gypsy statements". In December 2025, when asked about the 2021 program during a podcast, Milski stated that he would not apologize for his comments.
Discography Year Name Notes 2000 Grosser Bruder Ich bin da Volles Programm Album 2001 Herz geballt 2002 Auf Wiedersehen Holland – wir sind dabei Wir sind wieder da (Finale Finale!) Deutsche Mädels sind am Nesten Geile Zeiten feat. Neue Deutsche Welle 2003 So wie wir sehen Sieger aus 2004 Immer gut gelaunt Heute fährt die 18 bis nach Istanbul also known as: Heute fährt die 18 bis zum Après Ski Natascha vorm Pascha 2005 Der Lu-Lu-Lukas-Song feat. Libero 5 2006 Der Schunkelsong 2007 Ich weiß, was dir fehlt Original: Peter Alexander & Kurt Edelhagen 2008 Wir ham’ St. Anton überlebt feat. Mickie Krause Deutschland ist der geilste Club der Welt (with Libero 5) Immer wenn ich traurig bin (trink ich einen Korn) Original: Heinz Erhardt 2009 Von hinten Blondine (von vorne Ruine) 2010 Wir sind wieder hier Gletscherspalten 2011 Ich mach ein glückliches Mädchen aus dir Original: Chris Roberts Viva Mallorca Wir sind Freunde fürs Leben (with Libero 5) Du bist Super Plus (with Die Ludolfs) Eurostrand macht happy 2012 Wir fahren bis nach Polen (und wir werden Europameister) (with Libero 5) Wo kenn ich dich her? So schön wird’s nie wieder sein Zu mir oder zu dir feat. Stefan Stürmer 2013 Komm wir tanzen durch die Nacht! Das hat die Welt noch nie gesehen 2014 Unser Zelt auf Westerland Du bist es vielleicht (with Melanie Müller) Zwanzigvierzehn (with Libero 5) Oh Helene 2015 Magdalena Es gibt nur eine Insel Wenn Holland nicht wär (with Libero 5) 2016 Dr. Bob Es gibt nur einen Sieger (with Libero 5) Der A Ram Sam Sam Song Original: Traditional 2017 Ihr könnt mich alle alle alle (with Deejay Biene) 2018 Wir schwören Mallorca die Treue 2019 Wo geht die Party ab 2020 Mallorcaverliebt 2021 Siebener im Lotto 2022 Weil wir Brüder sind (with Peter Milski) 2023 Schon wieder (with Peter Milski) Schwester Esther (with Peter Milski) Ruderboot nach Mallorca (with Peter Milski) 2024 Inselmodus (with DJ Aaron) 2025 Steinschlagreparaturtermin Hosenpause (with DJ Cashi) 2026 Gib mir deine Nummer Original: O-Zone – Dragostea din tei
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Who is Jürgen Milski?
German television presenter
When was Jürgen Milski born?
Jürgen Milski was born on 24 November 1963 in Cologne.
What is Jürgen Milski's occupation?
Jürgen Milski is a television presenter, presenter, musician and schlager music.
What is Jürgen Milski known for?
Jürgen Milski is known for Big Brother (German TV series).
What nationality is Jürgen Milski?
Jürgen Milski is German.
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