Wesley Sneijder has shared all his soul stirrers with TV-watching Netherlands. In some Dutch celebrity, he had a kind of therapy session with Jaimie Vaes and Igone de Jongh. But why?
There is a new therapy show on SBS 6 in which three other well -known Dutch people dive into a house together to play a psychologist there. Wesley Sneijder exposed his soul in the presence of Jaimie Vaes and Igone de Jongh last weekend last weekend. Fall in love? He can’t do it anymore. He’s still on YO!
Run away
Wesley would find it difficult if Yolanthe Cabau gets a new guy, but he himself has a new girlfriend, although he says he doesn’t feel itchy in his belly. All painful. But why should all this on TV?
Telegraaf reporter Jordi Versteegden finds it difficult for the girl in question: Romy Lukassen. “That must be difficult for the girl to hear. Would you walk away if you were that girl?”
Confess
Colleague Jan Uriot, star journalist at Privé, thinks that is going far. “No, but I would like to have an explanation. Yes, do you know what I think of it? It is actually confessing on Sunday. The famous Dutch people can do that at SBS 6 on Sunday, because it is really what happens here.”
He continues: “It’s all of: I am sorry this, I forgive him. People do that in confessional booths, but now on television. It is a kind of Villa Felderhof, but without Felderhof. They have to fight it together.”
Group therapy
Jordi also thinks it’s a bit crazy. “It was a kind of group therapy actually.”
Jan: “That’s actually more, yes.”
Jordi wonders what such a Wesley Sneijder has to win. “Why are they participating? For our showbiz journalists it is feasting, but at the same time: of course there is a bag of money in return, because otherwise you will not be able to confess that.”
For the money
Wesley must have received a lot of money, says Jordi. “The presenter is in any case cut back, everything goes through boxes.”
Via boxes? “Yes, they always get a box that contains an object and they will talk about it. At the same time, questions are also put down on the screens. That is actually just the cutback of the presenter,” the show expert concludes.