O God, the new father -in -law of André Hazes Jr. has again been pushed a microphone under his nose. In addition to the weekend, he also appears to have been bold with the party this week. “Strokers!”
Singer Denny Braaf, the newest father -in -law of André Hazes Jr., does not appear to be a little bit of attention. Since his daughter Noa is busy with the folk singer, he has appeared remarkably often in magazines. First at weekend, now at Party. In it he again complains about the negative reactions he receives on all his interviews in the Roddelmedia.
No triple-a
Denny is really all over his speed. “Look, I am used to getting attention to a certain level. I am not a Triple A artist, I don’t have a hit behind my name, that is not necessary at all … but I have been in the profession for 35 years so I know how or what,” he starts in the Party.
“What I just noticed, and I had set myself up in advance, is that I am taken into it because my daughter is now going with André Hazes. Well okay, that’s fine. But the reactions of people … Bizarre how incredibly bad people can talk about me while they don’t know me at all. Also about my child and about André.”
Accustomed
This is really not fun at all, Denny Brakt. “I think André is used to it, because he was already known in the cradle. His life just consists of things like this. But my life, and especially my daughter’s life, is not at all.”
Surely he himself talks to the show media about his new son -in -law? “It is not that I will stand with a banner on a bridge: I am Denny Braaf, the father -in -law of André Hazes, do you want to interview me? Party is now also coming to me and I just give a decent and honest answer.”
“Doesn’t matter”
Then Denny can also say that he is not cooperating with that? “For many it doesn’t matter what I say. Although I say that André is a dick, although I say he is fantastic, it doesn’t matter. People have a judgment about it and always want it in negative traits. What a sad life you need to do that.”
He continues: “I sometimes look at who say things like that and then they have a profile photo of a whipped cream cake, a cat or a dog. And then there is something like: living and letting live in their bio, then you get respect.”
Porch
Denny thinks it is hypocritical. “Where is that piece of respect of the person who writes that to me and to my child, the moment you say that my daughter is some slut and that I try to sell my child to André to get better?”
He concludes: “Believe me well, if I have to put my microphone down to make sure my daughters, because I have one, finding happiness for the rest of their lives, then I do that immediately. We laugh around it, but those people … what a chop. Those Facebook tokkies. Sorry, I can’t say anything else about it.”