The Flikken Maastricht victim of Tygo Gernandt is considering talking to the media despite her duty of confidentiality. “She wants to tell her story,” says Evert Santegoeds.
Tygo Gernandt was fired at Flikken Maastricht because he has misbehaved between the recordings of the series against a female colleague. She has been in therapy for a long time, but the actor emphasizes that some investigation would have shown that there was no question of cross -border behavior.
Hand over
We have not yet heard the victim of Tygo, but private boss Evert Santegoeds states that that can just change. “There is a lot of dissatisfaction with the women about whom it is in those stories,” he says in his podcast Strictly private.
“How it is all settled with the explanation of what happened at Flikken Maastricht … there he has overplayed his hand a bit. The lady in question, who therefore does not want to be in publicity, had to sign a confidentiality statement at the time, and who is now starting to doubt a bit whether she should adhere to it. ”
School
Possibly Tygo’s victim will still talk, says Evert. “She doubts whether she should tell her whole story once. And that is of course because Tygo himself tries to wipe out that affair and his street, and in a way in which he cannot agree with at all. ”
“She says,” It happened systematically, it was not at a party, I just got psychological help for a very long time for everything that happened. ” Other media (the boss of Story, ed.) Make a very late -thinner about it, from: “Well, then she will be unstable if she has been home for a year and a half.”
Frustration
What does the victim say about that? Evert: “She then says:” I didn’t sit at home at all, because if you have psychiatric help, you can just work for the other hours of the week, “and she did.”
“So there is a lot of frustration with her. That Tygo now seems to get rid of it without cracks … Although, he has lost his role at the time, but she says: “I am gradually going to inform how strictly that confidentiality statement is still now.”