Rob Kemps is causing his ex-lover and mother of his children Miriam Swinkels incredible pain with the nasty statements about his new love happiness. “It’s very painful.”
It’s really unbearable: all those Insta photos of Rob Kemps posing with his background dancer Stephanie Klaver. Then the lovebirds are back in Colombia, then back in Paris. And what life is like with her? “With you everything is different, better, nicer and more beautiful,” the fallen SBS 6 star posted in the accompanying text.
Fed up with family life
So mean. That Rob is just messing with that chick and his ex all the time? They take care of their children at home. According to critics, it just makes you feel sad, a guy who evades his responsibilities and then proudly peddles it on social media. What do you mean you have to say that everything is better, nicer and more beautiful now?
Paulien Timmer, an expert in the field of love and relationships, explains New Revu that Rob was probably tired of family life for a while. “The presence of a nice dancer at those performances can strengthen that longing for that other world.”
Very painful
Rob has now fallen for that other world. That other world without his family. “He may think that he has now completely found it, because he says that with her everything is more fun, better and nicer. Which, by the way, is very painful for his ex-wife to hear. His statements are based on how he feels right now in this early relationship.”
According to this expert, Mrs. Paulien, it seems very forced. “When people are in love and have chosen someone new, they have the need to confirm and justify that choice to themselves. They then look at their previous relationship through a certain lens and think that they have never felt the way they do now.”
‘Not true at all’
Rob may feel more in love than ever, ‘while objectively speaking that may not be true at all’. “It is quite conceivable that Kemps was previously just as in love with his ex.”
Because of Rob’s mean statements, compassion for his ex Miriam is especially appropriate, Paulien believes. “It is hoped that the mother of his children can put this into perspective and that she realizes that Kemps certainly loved her.”
Bully.