Lilly Becker in court: loan or gift? Emotional revelations!

Lilly Becker in court: loan or gift? Emotional revelations!

On Wednesday morning, the process between Lilly Becker and her ex-boyfriend Pierre Uebelhack began in the district court in Munich I, who reclaims almost half a million euros from the former jungle queen. In the current procedure, he demands 218,000 euros, among other things, that Lilly Becker is said to have received as a loan while vehemently denying that it is a loan and instead claims a gift. Lilly's emotional outbreaks at the court date were dramatic: she started, but finally let her feelings run free in a tear break. "I feel very injured by Mr. Uebelhack's explanations," she said during the procedure, in which the questions of relationship and finance were central, such as the OE24 shows.

dispute over the loan

Uebelhack had promoted her financial support in 2018, after Becker's separation from Boris Becker. Lilly needed funds for lawyers, rent and even for a private detective who should spy on her ex-husband. The ex-boyfriend felt injured in his role and claimed that Lilly had guaranteed him several times to repay the money. But Lilly vehemently turned against these claims and said: "It was never a loan - there was no contract either." Uebelhack countered that there was an affidavit that should prove the contracts. The dispute culminates in the question of whether Lilly actually signed digitally under two loan contracts, which vehemently denies it while her former manager contradicts and testifies to a personal handover of her signature.

In addition, Becker and Uebelhack had already met in court a year ago to clarify the matter while they seemed ready at the time to achieve an out -of -court settlement. But the different views of the demands and payments remain a central topic, such as The Süddeutsche Zeitung . While Lilly Becker was looking for a "big solution" and was willing to clarify her obligations, the negotiation proved to be little effective. The judge announced that the judgment will only fall on April 9 and that the interrogations will continue to be continued intensively.