Helena Fürst causes a stir with confused posts on Instagram. What does the former TV lawyer want to tell her followers with these lines?
Hamburg/Frankfurt – What’s the matter with Helena Furst (48)? The former TV lawyer causes a stir with strange lines.
Helena Fürst (48) raises question marks among her fans. © Screenshot/Instagram, the.princess
Since she was released from psychiatric care on July 9, 2021, it has been pretty quiet about the former “Jungle Camp” participant – she only occasionally speaks to her more than 7700 followers on Instagram.
Instead of really keeping her fans up to date, the princess causes a stir on the internet with confused posts and cryptic lines. Among other things, she shared a disturbing picture of her cat.
Now the 48-year-old has released another post that leaves many question marks. On her profile she shared a picture of a yellow heart. Inside is a quote from the writer Paulo Coelho (74): “The world is changed by your example, not your opinion.”
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Helena wrote: “Yes, I too got caught up in this misconception.” Now she prefers to be a role model, trying to be the best version of herself every day, as she explained.
In conclusion, she demanded: “Peace, freedom, love, prosperity!”
In a live stream, the TV lawyer said: “I’m fine.” © Screenshot/Facebook, Helena Fürst
The followers don’t seem to be able to understand the thoughts of the TV face either, there are no comments. Is it about their positive lifestyle?
As early as July, the “lawyer for the poor” explained in a live stream that she had digested the psychiatric stay well. “I’m doing great, I’m fit,” she made clear.
At that time, she had also announced that she would now “take a counterattack”. Why? She was abused and beaten in the clinic, according to the Offenbacherin’s serious allegations.
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On June 24, Helena became a prince after a dispute in her Frankfurt apartment building admitted to psychiatry and released about two weeks later.