Overview
- The Hamburg regional court granted an injunction that forbids Julian Adrat from repeating a specific statement about Bill Kaulitz, with a court fine possible if he violates the order.
- After Adrat refused a cease‑and‑desist that carried a contractual penalty, Kaulitz’s lawyers sought the injunction he later described on his "Kaulitz Hills" podcast.
- The court said Adrat’s remark amounted to a targeted, massive devaluation tied to Kaulitz’s sexual orientation that aimed to defame him.
- The case traces back to March 2026 posts on X in which Adrat mocked a Kaulitz haircare ad and then attacked his homosexuality, and the original post was later deleted.
- Reporting notes Adrat’s 2024 €2,000 fine for urging the "eradication" of "transgenderism" and his candidacy for Berlin’s September election, while right‑leaning blogs labeled the ruling censorship.