Rachel Hazes jumped out of her Insta page this week because her suitcase had not arrived in Spain. “It contains medicine!” she screamed at KLM. But is that correct?
It is of course always annoying if your suitcase does not arrive at its destination after a flight. Unfortunately, it does happen sometimes and the chance is just as high if you are a celebrity. There is often no other option than to wait until it is resolved, but stars simply want star treatment. And they can shout very loudly on the socials.
Hazes suitcase gone
Rachel Hazes is also adept at it. At the beginning of the week she was shocked when she stood in front of the mirror: one shade of brown less. Immediately booked a ticket to Malaga, that woman boards the plane and when she arrives her suitcase is gone. And then? She immediately started making a fuss on Instagram, resulting in coverage in the show media.
Rachel put a lot of pressure on KLM: “I flew business class from Amsterdam to Malaga and my suitcase was not on board. After many contacts, my suitcase would be delivered today to the address I specified. Which is absolutely necessary because it contains very important medicines. (…) This is very bad service.”
Hand luggage
Who puts medicines in checked baggage?! Or is there something else going on? Yvonne Coldeweijer: “Guys, don’t you understand that there is absolutely nothing in that suitcase of medication? This woman is a narcissist. I repeat, judge: it’s a narcissist. She wants her suitcase and she wants to put pressure on them via Instagram. There’s nothing in that at all.”
Well, nothing important then, Yvonne means. She continues in her podcast The Juice Show: “She just wants to play the victim, because then it is permissible for you to take such a low action on Insta, because it is actually just bloody vulgar, right? “I want my suitcase.” It said: ‘I am traveling business class and I demand my suitcase.’ That’s right there.”
Victim
Rachel simply plays her favorite role, according to Yvonne. The victim role. “Then, because she is a narcissist, she will say that she is a victim, because she needs medication and that is in that suitcase. Guys, there’s nothing in that suitcase!”
Co-host Mark Koster: “No, but this is it next level attention seeking.”
Yvonne: “Sure! This is the victim role. This is her narrative.”
Mark also thinks it’s a strange story that you can’t just take your medication with you in your hand luggage. “What was in those suitcases? Her entire pill collection? Apparently she needs a suitcase for that.”