Senna Gamour

Senna Gammour, born on December 28, 1979, in Frankfurt am Main, is a German singer, presenter, and entertainer, best known for her membership in the successful girl group Monrose. With hits like “Shame” and “Hot Summer,” she significantly shaped the German pop music scene of the 2000s.

After Monrose disbanded in 2011, Senna Gammour pursued a versatile career. She released singles such as “Anders Real,” “Wahnsinnig,” and “Break Ups,” showcasing her artistic development and ability to convey personal themes through music. In addition to her music career, she engaged as a host and judge on various TV shows, building a loyal fanbase.

Since 2022, Senna Gammour has been hosting the podcast Ask the Aunty, where she humorously and thoughtfully discusses topics like dating, self-esteem, and toxic relationships. In each episode, she makes her listeners feel like they are chatting with a close friend. In 2025, Senna Gammour will go on tour with her new stage program Toxic but Sweet. Together with her former Monrose colleague Bahar Kizil, she will present a blend of comedy, music, and personal stories about love, dating, and self-discovery.

With her authenticity and humor, Senna Gammour appeals to a broad audience and remains an influential figure in the German entertainment industry.