Lale Gül arouses incomprehension with a rather spicy butt plug revelation she made in a program on SBS 6. According to TV authority Tina Nijkamp, it is incomprehensible. “In length of days!”
You can hardly imagine that Lale Gül does not regret the revelation she made last weekend in the program Het Dinner on SBS 6. It is all about celebrities who tell a bizarre story, after which colleagues have to guess whether it is real or a lie. Lale also contributed with an insane anecdote.
Butt plug
Lale says he was once in the hospital after a sexual adventure that got out of hand. “In my last relationship of three years, my boyfriend had the great idea to spice things up a bit in the bedroom. He then came over with a box of EasyToys sex toys. One of them was a butt plug and it ended up being a nightmare.”
Why? “Because the toy in question disappeared into my body. So we went to the emergency room together and at one point I had to go to a room, undress, lie down. Well, it was like that… I was just too ashamed.”
Operative
Lale’s fear was enormous. “Every time it was like: ‘Mrs. Gül, sorry, but I think we have to remove it surgically, because this just won’t work’, because it had already swum all the way into my intestine. So they tried to go even deeper with that arm and then they got it out.”
Ultimately, Lale admits that this really happened. Very ‘revealing and intense’, says TV authority Tina Nijkamp. “It is now everywhere online. Why Lale even felt the need to tell that story? I have no idea,” she writes on her analysis channel.
Tina critical
Tina thinks Lale will never get rid of this. “It is certain that from now on, she will be confronted with this again and again for days to come. With every interview. Would Thomas van Groningen also ask about it the next time at News of the Day? Of course.”
We already saw Thomas bring it up last night in The Orange Sunday. “Are you still taking the Lale Gül brand seriously after this weekend?”
Story boss Guido den Aantrekker: “You mean after that butt plug? Yes, I don’t know…”
‘Goes too far’
Studio guest Leontien van Moorsel thinks it’s a bit dirty. “Yes, I experienced it a bit, but I had not shared this.”
Rutger Castricum: “I always think she is fairly liberal, but that has now gone to the max. When I hear this, I always think: you never tell your worst story on TV, so there is much more. It must be much worse.”
Ben: “But you shouldn’t tell that, should you? That goes too far, right?”
