Question marks about Lucille Werner’s political career because of its own foundation, Jim Bakkum keeps things private from now on and Sylvie Meis appears to be a big fan of fillers. An overview of last week’s entertainment world.
In March we will all go to the polls. At the CDA, a special name is quite high on the list: in place ten we find Lucille Werner. A few weeks ago she announced that she would stand for election and really want to end up in the Lower House. People were already surprised at the time, but this week there were real question marks in the media.
Lucille founded the Lucille Werner Foundation in 2006 with which she wants to help people with disabilities. The management fees that the presenter would pay herself for this would according to The Telegraph are “definitely not wrong”.
In 2019 Lucille was allowed to credit her account with 72,000 euros on behalf of the Foundation. The newspaper also asked questions about the large villa in which the foundation is housed, for which about 47,500 euros in rent must be paid. Money that could also go to the people Lucille wants to help.
Other party members would find it strange that Lucille apparently uses money like that. “Because money from charities, just like tax money on which it will participate in decisions, must also be well spent,” said the newspaper.
Lucille left on Show news know that she cares little about the anonymous sources. “I can’t do much with that. My experience with the CDA, party members and (future) MPs are only positive.” For the time being, it does not seem that the presenter does not stand for election.
Jim keeps things to himself
The week got off to a heady start for Jim Bakkum: after sharing a photo with his grandmother, the singer and actor was criticized from all sides. Jim hadn’t visited her in over nine months and thought it was time for a visit. That was all done carefully, he assured his followers, but in the photo he kept no distance from his 93-year-old grandmother.
Given the increasing number of corona cases, it is extra important to keep a distance of 1.5 meters. As an artist, it is wise to at least make it seem like you think it is important to lead by example. Because in addition to followers thinking it was crazy that Jim had not visited his grandmother for so long, there were also a lot of people angry that he was so close to her.
Jim was shocked and thought it was harmless. He wanted to visit his grandmother because he felt bad about having to cancel the Sinterklaas party with her for security reasons. In the end he decided to remove the photo and told Show news not wanting to share such pictures from now on.
“You know what it is? I just don’t feel like all that stuff, so I took everything off. Today I learned that I have moments like this – which are very innocent to me, very important and even more so to my grandmother. – just don’t share anymore, ”said Jim.
Here and there a filler
Nowadays everything is feasible. The nose you were born with can be replaced, your breasts can grow six cup sizes, and aging doesn’t have to cause wrinkles anymore, as long as you know the right places to fill things up.
However, according to Sylvie Meis there is still a taboo on cosmetic procedures. So she would change that as a real champion: in conversation with the German RTL, she said that she has been using a filler here and there for five years.
“I can remember that at the time I started to lose volume in my face. Then my doctor said that with a little filler it could be fixed, and it turned out to be true,” said 42-year-old Sylvie, who emphasized that it did. it is important that your face remains as natural as possible.
She forgot to mention that this sudden battle against the taboo went hand in hand with a new collaboration with a brand for facial fillers. Fortunately, her Instagram is full of this #werbung.
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