Irene Moors is attracted as a coach of Sam Hagens and Welmoed Sijtsma, but according to Tina Nijkamp has to be thrown out. Does that woman not need some money very much?
Ten years ago, Irene Moors thrown away her own TV career by switching full pride to SBS 6, because she got all kinds of opportunities there that she did not get at RTL 4. And gosh, how well, they have seen at RTL that Irene without Carlo Boszhard actually suggests little, because everything she did at SBS flopped mercilessly.
Sell a house?
Anyway: that woman has been without a lucrative TV job for years now, so you would think that Irene is now every job to still grab what is going to grab. She is currently the coach of Sam Hagens and Welmoed Sijtsma at the late talk show of NPO 1: Good evening Netherlands.
Ridicul, thinks Tina Nijkamp TV authority. After all, you should not turn the late talk show of NPO 1 into a kind of life & cooking, she says. But what if Irene is thrown out? Does she have to sell her house?
4 million euros
No, the Party. According to the weekly, Irene no longer even has to work for the money. “The question arises as to whether Irene has earned enough in those successful years to be able to get through the quiet time or whether she needs her current Tven Theaterklussen to survive financially.”
Party figured it out and discovered that Irene is the owner of two companies: we want Moors Produkties BV and we want Moors BV. “The equity at the end of 2023 is around 1.8 million euros. In 2022, equity was still 2.1 million, so that means a small decrease of 300,000 euros.”
Two houses
In addition, Irene and her husband Barry Kroon have two houses, says Party. “A villa in Heemstede and an apartment in Bussum. The house in Heemstede was purchased for an amount of 822,000 and there is no euro mortgage on it. The current value is estimated at 2.6 million; a surplus value of almost 1.8 million euros!”
And there is about two tons of surplus value on that apartment. “It is clear that Irene has an estimated capacity of around 4 million euros and is financially independent.”