RTL 4 denies that Dinand Woesthoff was called on the mat because of his behavior at The Voice of Holland, as the Juicekanaal Reality FBI claims. “We are very happy with Dinand as a coach.”
The makers of The Voice of Holland have to walk on eggs: if there is even anything that happens, then the past of this program will immediately create a huge media. Will the worst nightmare of RTL 4 be released? The Juicekanaal Reality FBI claims that Dinand Woesthoff is not comfortable with people on the studio floor.
Noise over dinand
According to sources from the Juicekanaal, Dinand is not a nice person to work with at The Voice. “There are sounds that Dinand Woesthoff would not be the most pleasant man at The Voice at the moment. 🤫 According to sources, both crew and candidates have difficulty with Dinand’s tone,” said Reality FBI.
The channel continues: “He can happen to quite clearly, perhaps a little too clear for some, but that problems are already playing at this stage is quite early. đź‘€ Allegedly a inserted conversation is planned between RTL and Dinand to discuss this problem today.”
What does RTL 4 say?
What does RTL say about it? He does not recognize this, says Telegraaf reporter Jordi Versteegden. “We have asked RTL for a response and they say:” There are no conversations going at all. We are very happy with Dinand as a coach. His involvement, energy and experience make him a valuable asset for the program and the talents. “
His colleague Evert Santegoeds then in the podcast Strictly private: “Well, there are 100 to 150 people in the audience with every admission, right? So if something had happened, then we would hear from one of those 150 people at a time, I think.”
No lies
Jordi thinks nothing is wrong. “That seems to me too and I also think RTL will not lie here.”
Evert decision: “Dinand has another problem, because Kane’s ticket sales are not very tasty. On 17 and 18 October they are in Ahoy and the tickets that first had to cost 69 euros, you can now find very easily on a site for 39 euros. Then you can still iron and think: see Kane once again.”