Noa Vahle has given an interview for the first time since the rumor that she would be angry with her mother Linda de Mol. “I think she’s especially proud of me and I am of her.”
According to weekly magazine Story, it disturbs Noa Vahle immensely that her mother Linda de Mol would like to return to the arms of Jeroen Rietbergen. “She couldn’t place her mother’s motives,” the magazine said. The big question is: is it true that there is a good relationship between mother Linda and daughter Noa?
Fun family
Frank Dane had the chance to ask her about the woman yesterday. She gave a telephone interview to talk about her new presentation job at Viaplay. However, he left the rumors unspoken.
Frank did ask at the beginning of the conversation whether Noa finds it annoying that she is always called ‘Linda de Mol’s daughter’. “Well, I have a really nice family, so it doesn’t really matter to me.”
Proud of Linda
Later in the conversation Frank takes the plunge and asks Noa: “I have to ask anyway and I hope you don’t mind, but it’s purely out of interest and not out of thrill seeking, but: are you okay? mother?”
Noa: “Well, well, I’d be lying if I say she’s doing great, but at least she’s doing a lot better. Tomorrow she will go back into the studio for Million Hunt. I think that’s really cool and very strong of her.”
What does Linda think of Noa following in her footsteps with her new job at Viaplay? “I think she’s especially proud of me and I am of her, so that’s nice.”
‘It’s going very fast’
Everyone knows that Noa is only on television because she is part of a very wealthy and powerful media family. She herself is very surprised about her flash career: “Especially last year I thought: things are going really fast. I started reporting last year and it’s going really fast, but I just think it’s super cool to do and I hope I can grow even more.”
Have all her dreams come true? Yes, Noa agrees. “I’m already making my dreams come true, yes, so I think I’ll have to start thinking about new dreams. I peaked, yes.”
peaked. Ah, so that’s what it’s called when you’re being driven across the Media Park in your mother’s wheelbarrow.
