Ronald Molendijk (60) does not understand anything of the constant lamentation of Eveline Engels (52), known for B&B full of love. He tackles her pretty well in Shownieuws. “”What the f*ck!“”
B&B full of love awareness Eveline Engels uses every opportunity to complain about the reactions of RTL 4 viewers. According to her, they are heartless. “The audience wants a show, but it must be authentic. If we want a show, we have to accept that it is also a show. And not completely reality,” she shouts in it NRC.
Sear
What exactly does Eveline mean? “That continuous negativity about the motives for participating:” He only participates for the attention or to sell the B&B well, “there are participants who are really looking for love, others want attention to their B&B or sell a song.”
She continues: “If that is the reason to participate, what does that matter? I think that is strange to the Netherlands: you will be stopped until and including, and that should all be possible.”
Famous
If she doesn’t want all of that, why does she participate in such a show? “From childhood I wanted on TV. A friend of mine gave me up and I thought it would be great to experience.”
That Eveline would like on TV, it turned out again last night, because then she was in Shownieuws With the same lament. “What I don’t understand: we choose to participate in such a program and then we are sawn off by the whole of the Netherlands when the show comes on television. I think that’s such a shame. That has been very disappointing.”
‘I don’t understand you’
Ronald Molendijk attacks head -on. “I didn’t see it, but I don’t really get it, because you just don’t go out of clothing in front of the television, but I see you lying in your bathrobe and you say:” We have been intimate, “and so on, but those cameras are just in the room.”
He continues: “You cannot be surprised that people are also looking at them who think: what the f*ck, why do you do this? But you find that difficult, if people find that, do I understand that well? (…) That people have an opinion about you when you come with your head on television is nothing new?”
Big Brother
Eveline then comes with a vague story. “No, that is certainly not new, absolutely not. But what strikes me: with a reality program like Big Brother you have a camera on your sniffing 24 hours a day and then the highlights are taken out. But now, with this show … it’s not a reality program! I didn’t have such a camera on my snifferd 24 hours a day.”
Ronald: “Okay, what’s the point?”
Eveline: “We do have a shooting day that is summarized in 12.5 minutes, so the highlights have been removed.”
Perfectly down
Show expert Eline de Ruig tries to create clarity. “Do you think you’re not put down properly?”
Eveline: “I think I have been put down perfectly. Really.”
Ronald: “Then I still don’t understand the point.”
It is about some reactions, for example to that of her father’s death, says Eline. “I have indeed had a lot of condolence messages and super sweet from all over the Netherlands, really, and then one puts on it and he said,” Gosh, what a good actress with her tears. ” It is a silly reaction and it will stay with it. “
Elephant skin
That is really part of television, says Ronald. If you do not want nasty reactions, then you should not come up with your head above ground level, his reasoning is.
Colleague Bart Ettekoven: “You, Ronald, you really have an elephant skin. After every broadcast, he gets a hundred emails from people here who say:” What a dick are you, “and that just slips away from you. One has more problems with that than the other.”