Ferry Doedens denies the reports of RTL Boulevard that he would earn about 70,000 euros per month. The show section has used the wrong figures, he tells De Telegraaf.
This month it has been two years since Ferry Doedens was fired again from Good Times Bad Times. He panicked about his finances and in Ferry’s world the first reaction is apparently that you’re going to lash out on the internet. He has now been updating his naughty OnlyFans page for a year and a half.
70,000 euros
What exactly does Ferry earn behind the digital window? About 70,000 euros per month, presenter Lex Uiting calculated on Wednesday evening in RTL Boulevard. “If I list his income… He has 5,500 fans on that OnlyFans account, 13 euros per month, 70 thousand euros per month, 8.5 tons per year.”
So that doesn’t seem to be true at all. Ferry has two OnlyFans accounts: one that is free and one that you have to pay for. Those 5,500 fans are members of the free page and on his paid page he has 2,300 members. Those accounts with associated membership numbers were nota bene still heavily portrayed by Boulevard.
‘Is not true!’
Lex is really wrong, says Ferry in The Telegraph. “I can tell you it really is a lot, a lot, a lot less! A large number of fans are subscribed to my free page and therefore do not count as income.”
He is probably after discount promotions and OnlyFans-parties well under 20,000 euros per month. “I don’t even know how long I’ll be going on with it. If a heavy, classic role comes along for which I have to give up the account, I am certainly prepared to do so. I’ve been doing it for almost two years and maybe it’s been nice.”
New studio
RTL Boulevard devoted an entire item to Ferry on Wednesday evening. The program sent a reporter to him to go together to the construction site of his new studio in Amsterdam. He bought a large room of about 40 square meters from all those OnlyFans cents.
Does Ferry have more wishes? Yes, yet another return to GTST. “I don’t say that I have to go back, but if you ask me if I would like to, I say: ‘Very nice’. There will have to be some conversations beforehand.”
Ferry buys a stamp in Amsterdam: