Gordon hits the family in the family in the grave of his parents. The entertainer finds it shameful what his niece has called about him in Weekblad Privé. “She lies through everything.”
Private boss Evert Santegoeds counts as the arch enemy of Gordon. After the entertainer indicated that he has plans with Whitney Houston’s grave, the magazine maker decided to send a paparazzo to the grave of Goors’ parents. Isn’t that nice about it, was Evert’s message. Goor was furious about that: “It is resentment and revenge of that Engbek.”
Expired
Evert didn’t let it go, because last week he let Gordon’s niece Michella speak in private. According to her ‘it soon became annoyance that the grave was expired so quickly’. “That is recovered, but when I see the photo like this, there is still plenty to criticize,” she said.
Michella also states that Gordon has placed a memorial stone for her mother Lydia – his sister – on the family grave. However, Lydia is cremated and according to Michella there is ‘no crumb’ of her in the grave. “She wanted herself to be cremated to make sure that she was not coming there.”
Disgratient
Goor thinks so shameful statements. The singer now hits back in the Weekend. Has he addressed Michella for her statements in private? “She wants to contact you,” he responds.
“The reason we have placed a memorial stone on my parents’ grave is because we as a family wanted something tangible from my sister, who always said she wanted to be buried with my parents. So Michella is lying! She lies through everything. Ask my sisters, they will confirm that story.”
‘Very intense’
Gordon does not think it is possible that Michella is winding this into the world. He also indicates that he is angry with media who have paid attention to her story in private. “I sent the story in the family app, it’s just very intense. But they forget the impact of such an article. How deep that comes.”
He is very disappointed. “Vérijke. I never spoke to her again. We were not allowed to go to Lydia’s funeral either. We went there and they put us on the last row. Our name Heukeroth was not mentioned anywhere, there was not one photo of my parents, of us, nothing. As if we never existed,” he concludes.