Influencer Jade Anna is furious because an agent who gave her a fine then put the incident anonymous on his own Instagram. “She has exhibited herself,” says SBS 6.
A motorcycle agent has influencer Jade Anna was arrested in her hometown Alkmaar because she held her phone while driving. That agent then put the incident on his own Instagram, emphasizing that fines ‘also for influencers’ apply. Although her name was not mentioned, it felt like a direct sneer for Jade.
“Stick in it!”
Jade finds it unprofessional and humiliating that an agent in function in this way publicly puts her to look, certainly because, according to her, he had spoken to her and quietly. The fine itself is one thing, but the fact that it was used on social media as a kind of spotmailshot her completely down the wrong way. “Stick in it!”
RTL Boulevard star Luuk Ikink is right, but at the table The Oranjezomer Are they more critical. “No, I don’t think it’s outrageous, because that agent had not mentioned her name at all or put a photo,” says Tafelgast Lale Gül.
Self -expressed
Lale has no problem with it. “That agent had just put:” Influencers are also not allowed on their phone behind the wheel, “and she then actually exhibited herself, by responding from:” Why do you place that? “
Host Thomas van Groningen: “Yes, but how many influencers from Alkmaar do you know?”
Lale: “Yes, I personally don’t know where they all live, but apparently a lot of people know that.”
“Don’t know for God”
Raymond Mens doesn’t know that Jade at all. “I don’t know her, so I wouldn’t know for God that she is from Alkmaar, but she is an influencer herself, so then an agent does it too and then it’s not good.”
Lale: “An influencer can also be in Alkmaar by the way?”
Thomas: “That’s true, yes.”
Lale: “So she didn’t have to exhibit herself at all.”
Cucumber time
Noa Vahle, the daughter of Linda de Mol, finds it all nonsense. “This is really cucumber time, isn’t it, if you are going to talk about this.”
Raymond concludes: “I think it is very good that a lot of local police officers show what they are doing through social media and that they are also so accessible. I would applaud it.”