Kaulitz Twins Deny Extreme Party Rumors After Europa-Park Incident

The Kaulitz twins have found themselves at the center of a media controversy following their attendance at the Radio Regenbogen Awards in Europa-Park Rust on April 10, 2026. After accepting the Band International 2025 award with their band Tokio Hotel, Bill and Tom Kaulitz described a chaotic aftermath in their hotel room during a podcast appearance, sparking conflicting narratives about the extent of the disturbance.

According to the twins’ account shared on their podcast “Kaulitz Hills – Senf aus Hollywood,” the hotel suite showed clear signs of an intense celebration. Bill Kaulitz stated that “Das sah so asozial aus, wirklich” when describing the scene, noting that burgersauce was smeared throughout the room and the desk was littered with bottles of champagne, vodka, rum, and tequila. He specifically claimed that “Im Bad war alles vollgekotzt von jemandem” while emphasizing that he himself was not responsible for the vomiting incident in the bathroom.

The brothers also acknowledged that their celebration disturbed other guests, with Bill Kaulitz admitting they “haben natürlich die ganzen Kinder wach gehalten” through loud music and shouting. Tom Kaulitz later summarized the night by calling it “Im Familienhotel so richtig Rock’n’Roll. Richtig auseinandergenommen.”

However, subsequent reports indicate the twins have since walked back aspects of their initial portrayal. Multiple German-language outlets including Blick, Bunte.de, Freiburger Wochenbericht, and SZ.de have published stories suggesting the Kaulitz twins now characterize their earlier descriptions as exaggerated or overly extreme in retrospect.

An Europa-Park spokesperson addressed the situation when contacted by media outlets, stating that the park “kann das so nicht bestätigen” regarding the twins’ claims about the room’s condition. The spokesperson declined to provide further details when asked for comment, leaving the official position on the incident unclear.

The Radio Regenbogen Awards ceremony itself proceeded without incident, with Tokio Hotel recognized for their international impact alongside bandmates Georg Listing and Gustav Schäfer. All members of the group are in their mid-to-late 30s, with Bill and Tom Kaulitz aged 36, Georg Listing 39, and Gustav Schäfer 37 at the time of the award.

As of April 22, 2026, the situation remains unresolved in public discourse, with the twins’ podcast statements standing in contrast to their later remarks to various entertainment publications and the lack of corroboration from Europa-Park officials. The incident highlights the challenges of verifying celebrity accounts of private events, particularly when descriptions evolve across different media appearances.