Anuschka van Lent Shares BTS of Galileo Shoot
Experience @nukivanlent’s journey from Germany to the U.S. as she goes live on air today.
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Behind-the-scenes With Galileo
German content creator Anuschka van Lent (@nukivanlent) has given followers an exclusive sneak peek at her latest shoot with the long-running TV magazine show Galileo. In an Instagram post on the evening of broadcast day, she wrote (translated from German): “Behind the scenes of my shoot with Galileo! Tune in TODAY at 19:05 on @galileo to watch my segment! I talk about my journey from Germany to America, my story and end up crying on camera 😂. Send me your feedback—my DMs are open! ❤️🎬.”
The images accompanying her post show Anuschka on set, wearing a casual denim jacket and expressive makeup, alternately laughing and wiping away tears as she records. Viewers can expect candid moments, heartfelt storytelling and a glimpse at the technical side of producing a high-energy magazine feature.
German-born Creator Breaks Into The U.s. Spotlight
Born and raised in Germany, Anuschka moved to the United States six years ago with aspirations to make people laugh and share stories that resonate. Her segment on Galileo will trace that arc—covering her early days posting videos online, navigating a new culture and conquering self-doubt. In her caption she teases frank tales of homesickness and breakthrough moments.
An older Instagram entry sheds light on her rapid growth: “1 Million Menschen … When you really think about how many people that is—it’s just crazy. When I moved to America six years ago, my goal was always to make people laugh. I wanted to evoke emotion in others—just like movies do for me. Today, having over one million daily viewers is the greatest honor and an incredible feeling.” She added that on tough days, the comments and encounters with fans are her biggest motivation.
“I hope I can continue bringing you along on my journey—no matter where it leads. There are days I don’t feel funny at all, days I don’t want to post anything. But then I think of the moments with you—how happy I can make some of you—and suddenly the spark is back. Thanks to you, I get to live my dream. You are the best. ❤️”
Fan Reactions And What’s Next
Since her Instagram announcement, replies have poured in. Fans are sharing their excitement for the televised feature, praising her openness and the honesty of shedding tears on camera. Many have noted her quick rise from a German-language online comedian to a bi-continental influencer with a growing English-speaking audience.
Galileo airs on ProSieben at 19:05 CET. For international followers, segments are often uploaded to the official YouTube channel and social channels of Galileo within 24 hours. Anuschka’s call for feedback is a clear invitation—she’ll be monitoring responses and may share highlights on her Stories or in a follow-up Q&A video.
Looking ahead, Anuschka has teased additional projects in both the U.S. and Germany. Recent posts show her walking red carpets at Hollywood premieres—such as her appearance at Mission: Impossible—Fallout last year—and collaborating with fellow creators on sketch comedy. Her versatility across languages and formats continues to set her apart.
Whether you tune in live on ProSieben or catch the segment online later, Anuschka van Lent’s Galileo feature promises a mix of humor, emotion and insider snapshots of TV production. Keep your notifications on—and your tissues handy.
Anuschka signs off by reminding followers that her DMs are open for all feedback and questions. If you’ve ever wondered how a German-born comedian broke into the U.S. scene and found a million viewers each day, tonight’s episode is a must-watch.
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