Yvonne Coldeweijer becomes the face of the eve of Net5. How much does John de Mol pay for that? TV authority Tina Nijkamp thinks a Hélebul money. “450 to 550 thousand euros.”
John de Mol once kicked the men of Rossdelpraat from the online corner of his company Talpa, but the absorbed juice queen Yvonne Coldeweijer is now welcome. She is going to present a daily gossip show in the eve of Net5, probably at eight o’clock in the evening, but that will of course be approved by John dirt become.
5.5 tons per year
Ugly news about Linda de Mol and her bad beloved Jeroen Rietbergen? We will not have to expect that later. But of course there must be a well -filled wallet.
How much will Yvonne take later? “If you are really an A-name to these kinds of stars-of course she is really a name-then of course she does not come to Net5 for a ton a year. I actually think-I must honestly say this is a wild guess-that you should think of an amount of 4.5 to 5.5 tons a year,” says Tina Nijkamp TV Autority.
Reasonable amount
Tina was SBS 6 channel boss for years and therefore knows what amounts are going around in the TV world. And for Yvonne she estimates about half a million euros. “In any case, I would find that a very reasonable amount for her. You think: Jesus, how much that is, but there is also quite a lot of it.”
What do you mean then? “Because if it flops, then that name is damaged of her. If it is a hit of course. Then she can only earn more afterwards. That’s how it works. Anyway, then Net5 also really has a very important program in the schedule if it is daily.”
Flywheel effect
Yvonne can lift Net5 up, according to Tina. “That can really cause a flywheel effect. That has also done Inside today at SBS 6. I think it would be a normal amount, 4.5 to 5.5 tons per year. It also depends on what kind of contract she has received. Is it a six -year contract, is it a ten -year contract or is it only one year?”
“Of course we don’t know that. The shorter a contract often lasts, the more the amount is, because the risk is greater. That will also be due to that.”