Wilfred Genee addressed his studio guest Angela de Jong in Today Inside on her Rob Kemps bash last night. “Is it necessary for you to make a value judgment about that?”
Rob Kemps has been under fire for some time because of professional blunders, but now his private concerns are also added. The SBS 6 presenter has left his wife and very young children, according to Yvonne Coldeweijer because he has an affair with a background dancer.
“How cliche!”
The breakup was a first for Yvonne. Her juice was confirmed shortly after by Rob himself. Tellingly enough, he keeps his mouth shut about that alleged affair with that background dancer. According to Angela de Jong, Rob has ‘began to believe in himself a little too much’.
Angela sneered in her AD column last week: “The once so sympathetic party singer, eh -playbacker, has been so captivated by fame since he signed a contract with SBS that he not only considers himself a master interviewer, but also his girlfriend and very young children. has put aside. How cliché.”
“Is this necessary?”
Wilfred Genee thinks this is very intense, he tells Angela in Inside today. “Is it necessary that you make a value judgment about that that he has left his wife? Do you think that’s necessary?”
Angela: “No, it fits in with my argument with the fact of celebrities who walk next to their shoes.”
Wilfred: “But this is a private matter.”
Angela: “It is not necessary. I totally agree with you.”
‘goes a little far’
Wilfred: “If you also say: ‘Who has now put his girlfriend and very young children aside, how cliché.’ That’s kind of what your friend Marcel van Roosmalen wrote about you last week: you sometimes go a bit far, don’t you?”
According to Marcel, Angela is the ‘nosy neighbor across the street who comes back unsolicited’ and then spouts her ‘old-fashioned’ views. “She has a vision of society that stems from the time just before the vacuum cleaner.”
Angela responds: “No, yes, he should think that, but you are now going to accuse me of going too far?”
Wilfred: “But we do nothing else. We are a program that has no boundaries.”
Angela: “That’s why.”
Honored
What does Angela think of Marcel’s latest sneer? “I was especially honored that he apparently didn’t have a more important subject than me. Fine, right? If that makes the NRC reader happy…”
Wilfred: “’The woman who writes with a ladle’, he always says. haha.”
Angela: “He should do that! Yes… (…) Let him have a good time. Yes, guys, really… What do you want to hear? You are always very good at discussing people who find fault with you. I always think: leave him alone. Apparently I really bother him. I always find that very funny.”
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The excerpt from Today Inside: