Has Ferry Doedens still not found the bottom? After his cocaine dismissal from GTST and lashing over the sink for his webcam customers, he ended up in prison this time.
Life was once so clear for Ferry Doedens: reciting some lines for the cardboard decor of GTST, a few nice nibbles here and there, three nice smiles on the red carpet and his wallet was filled again. Well, not for long, because cocaine is expensive. Very expensive. And he was extremely addicted to it.
Snuff soap
Ultimately, that addiction cost Ferry his head, because the RTL 4 soap had tobacco from it and put him on the street. Nowadays he spends his days with it to please of old, horny men who want to see Ferry without underwear. Whether that makes him happy remains to be seen, because it now appears that he is still using narcotics.
Ferry now confesses The Telegraph that he was arrested at the end of 2024 during a traffic stop in Breukelen with drugs in his blood. The fallen actor was sentenced to seventy hours of community service, but ‘overlooked’ a letter about this. “Unfortunately, I also missed the two times that they called me about this.”
Arrest warrant
An arrest warrant was eventually issued: Ferry was picked up at home by a number of officers. “My lawyers eventually managed to get me released, but not before I first spent a full week in that prison. I now know from experience: anything would be better than that.”
And what about those drugs? “I quit drugs years ago and I can tell you honestly that the night we are talking about now involved a different type of substance than the ones I used to use.”
Discreet place
Yes, yes… Anyway: for every day of detention, two hours have been deducted from his community service. There are now 56 hours left. “We are now looking for a discreet place to accomplish this.”
First open that letter. Otherwise Ferry can spend another month in prison. One stroke of luck: OnlyFans content is undoubtedly up for grabs in the shower rooms.
Lame ass
Ferry gets like on social media X to deal with a lot of negative criticism. “What an idiot,” Freya shouts at one point mail from De Telegraaf. And Jan: “When are we going to stop paying attention to these kinds of little bastards?”
Vic: “Unsuccessful figure. Makes mistake after mistake. If it’s not the cocaine, then it’s the alcohol.”
And Blake: “Still hasn’t learned anything from his past…”