"Jimi's illumination was a deep crimson."

- "Jimi's illumination was a deep crimson."

In a recent development, TV presenter Natascha Ochsenknecht has spoken out about her son Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht's involvement in a fraud case that was settled with a fine of 18,000 euros in August. The incident occurred in Munich and Tirol, with the court proceedings resulting in a monetary penalty instead of a conviction.

Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht was accused of failing to pay a bill of nearly 14,000 euros for his 30th birthday party at a hotel in Tyrol. This long-standing dispute, which involved years of back and forth and even led to an arrest at Hamburg Airport, has now been resolved.

Natascha Ochsenknecht, who has three children, Wilson (35), Cheyenne (25), and Jimi Blue (33), has expressed her trouble with Jimi Blue as a mother. However, she finds the accusation that she is responsible for her son's actions laughable. She believes that the children grew up wonderfully, and her other children are still good people.

Regarding Jimi Blue's actions, Natascha Ochsenknecht emphasises that it is not automatically the parents' fault when something goes wrong with children, especially when they are adults. She believes that there are mistakes in the green area that can be fixed with an apology. Jimi Blue, she says, needs to take responsibility for his mistakes and clear up his actions, financially paying for the damage he has caused.

The 18,000 euros that Jimi Blue has to pay for the damage is a significant amount. The court proceedings against him in Munich and Tirol resulted in a monetary penalty instead of a conviction, as he settled the dispute over the unpaid hotel bill. This resolution avoided imprisonment and a criminal record, and the payment was financed by his ex-girlfriend and mother of his daughter.

Despite the media attention this case has received, no direct legal consequences for Natascha Ochsenknecht's family have been reported. Jimi Blue was also involved in a case that was settled with a fine in Munich, for which he has to take more significant responsibility, according to Natascha Ochsenknecht, as his light was red, meaning he should have been more cautious in his actions.