The manager of Koen Pieter van Dijk, better known as Koen Kardashian, was in a state of shock last night when he was asked about his old buddy Ferry Doedens in Shownieuws. “Through ceiling!”
The friendship between Ferry Doedens and Koen Pieter van Dijk has ended in a rather painful way. The two were together at a gay parade in London in 2018 and things went wrong there. According to Koen, he was brutally robbed of a very expensive watch there and Ferry hardly looked back at him afterwards.
Full of resentment
Ferry put a different spin on the story five years later. According to him, Koen was not robbed at all. “I think that boy just sold his watch for cocaine and I never spoke to him again afterward,” he sneered.
That sneer caused Koen annoyance. He shouted, pointing to Ferry’s failed theater show: “That girl (Ferry, ed.) is full of resentment. Maybe she can use this Indian story in one of her theater shows. Then it might sell out. Pass that on to her. Yohoo!”
No contact
Now, all these years later, Ferry is struggling with a serious addiction. Did Koen say contact? “No, I have not contacted Ferry and I do not have his number. I think he is also off social media. I did send a message to a friend who is close to him that he can always call me,” he responds in the Show news from last night.
Private boss Evert Santegoeds: “I find it awfully quiet around him.”
Dyantha Brooks: “Worrying.”
Always open
Koen says he is open to Ferry. “My door is always open if he wants to chat, because yes, I know how pitch-black life can be and how difficult it is, especially when a documentary is made about it. That won’t leave you cold.”
Fallen criminal lawyer Bram Moszkowicz: “I think you are the right person, no matter how crazy that sounds, to help him.”
Koen: “Yes, I know what it is like. I think that message was forwarded to him.
Friendship
Dyantha then touches on a sore point. “You guys have had a friendship in the past, right?”
Koen: “Well, a friendship is a great thing, but we once went to London for a collaboration with W-hotel, yes. For Gay Pride then.”
Dyantha: “Your manager is through the roof at the moment, because we absolutely wouldn’t talk about Ferry, because you don’t think it’s your place to talk about it either.”
Manager angry
Koen Pieter’s manager is apparently afraid that the riot will be revived again, because it is of course still not clear: did he lie about the robbery or was the reality star simply on the hook?
Koen: “I don’t think it’s relevant what I think about it either.”
Evert concludes: “If you’re there anyway, it’s strange not to talk about it…”
