You have to concede one thing to Laura Müller and her conspiracy Micha: They are inventive when looking for potential sources of income. Alleged survival paraphernalia are made into money, as are exclusive couple shots. Now Müller has a new idea.
You hear a lot about the alleged financial situation in the house of Michael Wendler and Laura Müller. But regardless of all speculation: It is certain that the pop singer who has mutated into a conspiracy narrator and emigrated to the USA and his wife may have lost some of their former income. After all, he hasn't had any performances for a long time, his popularity in his new home country should be manageable and it can also be doubted that he still sells a lot of records.
For some time now, Wendler and Müller have been trying to find new sources of money to finance their lifestyle in Florida. He, for example, by drumming up all sorts of paraphernalia to protect against an imminent end of the world. For hardcore fans, the two also opened an account on the "Only Fans" platform, which should then give intimate insights into the married couple's life for a lot of money. It is well known that what was then actually seen was rather unspectacular.
Now Müller has apparently opened up a new opportunity for some who are actually willing to take money out of their pockets. She advertised this with a snapshot on Instagram, which comes in the very best "Sex sells" manner. Finally, you can see the 21-year-old lounging on board a boat in an ultra-tight bikini top. We know: A boat trip is fun - at least as long as you can afford it.
But what exactly is the service that Müller would like to make palatable to her almost 560,000 followers? They are individual greetings. Numerous other celebrities are already bustling about on the platform, on which one can now order personal words from Müller for a birthday, a wedding or whatever the occasion. For example, pop singer Roberto Blanco grabs the microphone for 80 euros, Thorsten "Kasalla" Legat does it for 52 euros and ex-"Bachelor" Paul Janke for a bargain price of 39 euros.
And Laura Mueller? She calls a whopping 250 euros, should someone wish for a very personal address from her. Everyone has to decide for themselves whether it's worth it. For Müller, on the other hand, it's definitely worth it - the boat trips still have to be paid for.
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