Noa Vahle, the daughter of Linda de Mol, is happy with the column that Angela de Jong has written about her. “It’s the first compliment she hands out to our family.”
Her lack of resilience has led to Linda de Mol quite a bit going around this year. Her favorite victim is Angela de Jong, whose fictional version recently even got a studio lamp on her head in Linda’s drama series. The fallen TV queen finds the columnist ‘sad’ and ‘intensely false’.
Congratulations Angela
That sad, intensely false Angela has now written a very positive column about Linda’s daughter Noa Vahle. Thanks to her mother, she got a nice job on her uncle John’s TV channel and at the moment she can be seen every evening in the program De Oranjewinter.
Outside of the nepotism, according to Angela, she does it very well. “I can sneer all I want, but Noa has real talent,” she writes in it AD, noting her live contributions to VI. “She does this surprisingly naturally and smoothly. She can handle their teasing effortlessly. (…) That Noa, she will get there. It’s not in her name, it’s in her genes.”
Noah responds
Wilfred Genee told Noa yesterday: “It’s going well so far and even your girlfriend, Angela de Jong… She brings in nepotism right away, but on the other hand you can also say: that also makes it difficult, because the expectations are even higher. But how did you find that, the compliment from none other than Angela de Jong?”
Noa: “Yes, well, of course it was the first compliment she has handed out to one of our family members in ages, so the compliment is huge in that respect. So yes, I can put it in my pocket. Yes, of course.?
Pride
Although Noa seems to understand the zeitgeist much better than her bitter mother, she has to deal with the overload of compliments she receives, be careful not to believe in herself too much.
Hélène Hendriks started again yesterday: “You can be proud of that, Noa.”
Wilfred: “When Angela says that, you mean?”
Hélène: “Well, no, that it is said at all and I completely agree with it by the way.”
Wilfred: “We say that every day.”
Flux de bouche
Private boss Evert Santegoeds is also enthusiastic. He says in the podcast Strictly Private: “Noa is standing there with a flair and a flux de bouche. Delicious. She’s relaxed, she’s fun and it’s cool that she’s there in the country where you can’t ask questions. Rave reviews everywhere, so that’s how the year ends a bit nice for the De Mol family.”
Noa is already flirting with taking over the presentation of HLF8. Evert: “Oh, you have to watch out for that. Good wine should not be uncorked too early. I think you just have to let it mature for a while.”
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