Anette Trettebergstuen, Espen Selvig | Anette Trettebergstuen will leave the country after TV participation

Throughout Easter, the new NRK concept, “Easter crime games”, will be on the TV screen. There, ten celebrities will perform traditional Easter activities, and the one who quits will be “killed” by an unknown killer.

So far, the participants have been through embarrassing challenges such as opera singing and rap battles in front of the entire Norwegian people.

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During the premiere screening of the programme, several of the participants said that they are not necessarily looking forward to the clips that appear on TV.

Among them is former Culture and Equality Minister Anette Trettebergstuen (42), who could tell that she may have to leave her life and career in Norway.

Sorry to the son

We are usually used to seeing Trettebergstuen in a slightly more serious role at the Storting, and there is no doubt that she went far out of her comfort zone during the recording of the programme:

– If I was out of my comfort zone, yes! God, I’ve never been so embarrassed in my entire life. I can’t wait until it comes on TV, Trettebergstuen told Nettavisen during the premiere screening.

According to her herself, several of the competitions are so embarrassing that she may have to start a new life, somewhere completely different from Norway.

– I may have to get on a plane to Guatemala and start a new life because I know I have done things that are so bad TV that I can only apologize to my son who has to live with this here, she says with a twinkle in the eye.

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However, she does not want to reveal which of the competitions were the worst, but can say that we have never seen her in that role:

– You will see politician Trettebergstuen in a completely different situation than you are used to, she says.

– The worst thing you can do to me

Participant Espen Selvig (45) can also agree that the challenges in the program were far out of his comfort zone, and says that the production felt compelled to apologize to him.

– I really want to say this was way out of my comfort zone. There were people from the production who came over and told me that they know this is painful for me. And I replied that this is not bad, this is much, much worse, he says to Nettavisen.

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Without commenting on what is involved, Klovner in the martial artist can say that he had to go through some of the worst things he can imagine:

– At one point I said something that is the very worst thing they can do to me and that they couldn’t do that. That was the next thing we did. I tolerate a lot, I’ve been involved in a lot and really have zero limits, but this particular one was very, very painful, concludes the 45-year-old.