JP Kraemer to Take Therapy Break
- JP Kraemer, star of German motoring series Die PS-Profis, has announced a therapy break via Instagram following allegations of domestic violence against his wife Julia Meck.
- Kraemer has acknowledged violence occurred within the marriage but claims his wife's physical actions against him were more severe — an assertion that has not been independently
- No formal legal proceedings have been confirmed, and key questions about the extent and nature of the alleged abuse remain unresolved.
German YouTube and television personality JP Kraemer, 45, best known from the motoring series Die PS-Profis, has announced he will take a break from public life and enter therapy following allegations that he subjected his wife to domestic violence. Kraemer made the statement on Instagram on Saturday morning.
Allegations and Kraemer's Admission
Kraemer has faced mounting public scrutiny after reports emerged alleging that he had mistreated his wife, Julia Meck, 25. In remarks made prior to his Saturday statement, Kraemer acknowledged that violence had occurred within the marriage. However, he also claimed that the blows inflicted upon him by his wife had been considerably more severe — an assertion that remains unverified and contested. He has not denied all involvement in violent incidents.
Statement and Next Steps
In his Instagram post, Kraemer announced his intention to withdraw from public duties and to seek professional therapeutic support. He offered no further detail on the timeline or nature of any proceedings, civil or criminal, that may follow from the allegations.
Unresolved Questions
The matter remains unresolved. No formal legal proceedings have been confirmed in the available information, and the competing accounts of who bore responsibility for the violence — or to what degree — have not been adjudicated. The announcement of therapy suggests Kraemer is seeking to address the situation privately, though the wider implications for his television and online career are as yet unclear.
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