Marco Borsato may be accused of transgressive behavior by underage girls, but according to Shownieuws that does not mean that his career should be over. “Follow Lil Kleine!”
In addition to the report that a 22-year-old lady has made of sexual abuse by Marco Borsato from the age of fifteen, Tim Hofman also came up with three alleged assault cases at The Voice Kids at the beginning of last year: “I regularly saw Marco touching young girls are on the set of The Voice Kids.”
Advice from Patty
Patty Brard shrugs and thinks it’s time for Marco to return. The TV diva praises Lil Kleine’s comeback strategy. “I think this strategy is really well chosen. He hasn’t said anything, comes up with a blast of a hit that fans hook up with and then you see the whole cancellation fall apart.”
Then she asks Show news to her colleague Ronald Molendijk: “Why didn’t Marco Borsato just think that, for example? From: I come with a blast of a hit and that’s an answer, done.”
Silent Mark
Ronald doesn’t understand that either. “I don’t understand Marco Borsato in many areas and certainly not when you just don’t say anything for a year and a half. That only leaves room for additional interpretation. I think: if he comes out with a single after about two or three months or a very good interview – note: a very good interview – then it is possible.”
Patti: “All it takes is one hit.”
Ronald: “If there is anyone who can touch the right emotion with the right single, it would be Marco.”
Patty: “I think the fabric has long since settled and he should just come out with a single.”
prosecution
No decision has yet been made on whether to prosecute Marco. According to crime journalist John van den Heuvel, the singer had better brace himself. He expects prosecution.
John recently: “There is a diary of the girl in which certain things are described, there are de-audition witnesses, so friends of hers from that time who have been informed about what happened, there are audio tapes, you name it. So there is evidence.”
