Anouk is disgusted that Lil ‘Kleine has abused his girlfriend Jaimie Vaes again. She calls on her to pack her bags and leave him. “Regain your freedom”, says the singer.
One by one, Anouk sees them fall: her (former) colleagues at The Voice of Holland. After the riot around Ali B and Marco Borsato, both Glennis Grace and Lil ‘Kleine were arrested by the police last weekend. She because of the abuse of Jumbo staff, he because of the abuse of his girlfriend Jaimie Vaes.
Bullshit apologies
Anouk thinks Jaimie should really choose for herself now. After last summer’s notorious assault in Ibiza, she finally decided to stay with him. “Today it seems like Groundhog Day”, writes Anouk on Instagram†
She addresses Jamie directly. “Jaimie, regain your freedom after years of suffering from toxic mental and physical abuse.”
What does she expect from Lil’ Kleine? “The computer says bullshit excuses to avoid problems in 1, 2, 3.”
Dutch national resistance
More and more celebrities are speaking out against Lil ‘Kleine. Not the slime celebrities such as Nicolette van Dam and Bas Smit, but Jim Bakkum, Miljuschka Witzenhausen and Kim Feenstra, among others.
Demi de Boer, the girlfriend of Little-bestie Ronnie Flex, is also heard. She shares the following saying: “The day you raise your hand to a woman, that’s the day you’re officially no longer a man.” She adds: “But an animal.”
Punching ball
Jan Versteegh says: “Things you can hit: a punching bag, the nail on the head and the board (but missing). You have to stay away from the rest.”
YouTuber Rutger Vink says on this Valentine’s Day: “When seeing terrible images of a Dutch rapper who abuses his girlfriend, I want to remind everyone that today is also about loving yourself.”
And Anna Nooshin says something about awareness and unsafe home situations. “On a day like today when it’s all about love, I hope you can still feel that love for yourself somewhere. Because everyone deserves that, even if someone else tries to take it from you.”
‘Not normal’
Bobbi Eden shares the following text from a teacher: “How am I supposed to tell my students to stand up for themselves and that violence against women is not okay, while Lil’ Kleine is abusing his son’s mother and he still has the number 1 artist from the Netherlands?! It is not normal.”
The juice channel Juice Channel notes: “It is very good that various celebrities are now also speaking out about this abuse and pointing out that this is really not done, in any situation. We hope that there will also be a number of statements from companies and partners around Lil’ Kleine, because it is still very quiet there at the moment.”