Daphne Bunskoek has committed a huge blunder on television. She declared the father of influencer Gaby Blaaser dead in RTL Boulevard last night, while that man just still lives.
The most important question as first: who is Gaby Blaaser? She takes her fame from her love history with Jim Bakkum, her transferred lips and an instagram profile full of empty cries over Self Love And smoothies. Enough BN’er in any case in a section on the RTL Boulevard site To tell about her family life.
Daphne Blundert
Gaby was crazy: that section is of course very nice for her media value. But Daphne Bunskoek ruined everything last night.
The presenter at the end of the broadcast: “Finally, this: In the section This is my family, Gaby Blaaser tells about the special bond with her now deceased father. Want to know? You can read it in our RTL News and Entertainment App. So far RTL Boulevard.”
Father not dead
However, Gaby’s father is not dead at all. In the interview she tells about her mother who died last year. Shortly after cremation, her father Denis had a heart attack.
“In the meantime, Denis is doing much better. After the loss of her mother and his heart attack, they live more than ever according to the motto Pluk the day,” can be read in the article.
Rectification
Due to Daphne’s blunder, RTL Boulevard has now placed a rectification on the site. “In the broadcast of RTL Boulevard on Sunday, August 17, a mistake was made during an item about Gaby Blaaser.”
The show section continues: “It was wrongly reported in the broadcast that Gaby’s father died. This was incorrect. The information turned out to be incorrect and should not have been shared. We regret this error and apologize to Gaby and her family for this incorrect reporting.”
Painful
TV authority Tina Nijkamp is shocked. “Painful error for boulevard, but also indicates how spicy it is for team to make two broadcasts all summer instead of making one broadcast on weekdays. Merrels naturally sneak in. High work pressure, team that has grown much or not bigger etc.”
She continues on her analysis canal: “I think the conclusion is that the extra summer edition on paper (including a chat about B&B) was a good idea, but that it is not something that would necessarily have to return next year. Figures are also moderate and so it requires a lot from the team.”