Yvonne Coldeweijer thinks Tino Martin is a completely unbelievable figure. After a long period of denial, the singer has confirmed his drinking problem. “You’re a clown!”
Tino Martin called Yvonne Coldeweijer’s claims about his drunken performances ‘pertinently incorrect’, but eight months later he suddenly comes up with an entire Videoland documentary about his drinking problem. It does not contribute to the credibility of celebrities, who deny everything, but who turn out to be liars when push comes to shove.
Pertinently incorrect
You can talk around something or lie outright: the latter is what Tino did last November. He wrote: “Dear people, reports are circulating claiming that I have been on stage in an apparent condition. I just really want to draw the line when stories are deliberately created that absolutely did not happen.”
He shouted very loudly to be a ‘professional’ artist and claimed that Yvonne is a liar. “The organizer of the event has now also confirmed to my management that the claims of Life of Yvonne are ‘blatantly incorrect’. (…) Know that I am doing very well at the moment.”
What does Yvonne say now?
How does Yvonne look back on that denial now that Tino reveals that he does have an alcohol problem? “There are still people who go berserk as soon as a celebrity publicly accuses me of lying. Because if he or she denies it himself, yes then it suddenly sounds credible again 🙄”, she writes on her juice channel.
She continues: “It is not believable. Celebrities lie for their own gain. They are all narcissists and they all have issues. As soon as they can earn money and sell their secret to a documentary, they suddenly want to tell the truth. Celebrities are clowns. Tino, you are a clown. 🤦♀️”
‘Lied by him’
A follower of Yvonne comments: “What I don’t understand then is why the organizer debunks this story. They also said that he was sober on stage.”
Yvonne then: “He lied about that. Organization has a whole later issue made and money refunded. Did not get of course.”
Purely for marketing
The juice channel Juice Channel finds it typical that Tino explains everything in a documentary on Videoland. “The fact that he does this through his Videoland documentary gives us the feeling that it is purely for marketing.”
The Tino documentary will be released on Videoland this Saturday.