Frans Bauer seeks weight loss advice on ‘De Bauers’ – Is his wife to blame?

Frans decides to seek professional help in his battle against the pounds and visits the weight loss center. Once at the dietitian, who has met the singer several times, Frans discovers that he is two centimeters shorter. According to the doctor, this must be related to age. “Is it because of the weight I’m carrying?” Frans asks jokingly. “That’s possible!”

Then he runs on the scale. Frans is surprised by the number that appears on the screen. “111. Totally out of control. Then I’m fat or not?” The doctor points out his BMI of 34.4 to Frans and says that this is indeed officially obese. This is no surprise to Jan’s son. “I already saw him coming for him.”

The dietitian would like to know what Frans eats, and after that Frans gives a long list of what he eats: “I eat bread in the morning. It can be brown bread, but I prefer white. I regularly eat a piece of liver sausage in between meals. Frans also eats chocolate ‘with that golden packet’. According to his son Jan, he also goes to McDonald’s after his shows because ‘apparently he hasn’t eaten enough’ and then ‘takes a quick look at the fridge’ at home. Jan continues: “Then I think your arteries are full of cholesterol.” Frans Junior says: “Dad’s motto: no matter how expensive, everything tastes better from the chip shop.”

Once home he tells the news to Mariska. According to him, it went well, but there are some points of attention. According to him, the fact that he seems to be fat is because of Mariska: “It is your fault.” Mariska defends herself: “Yes, hello, who puts everything in your mouth.” Frans then asks her: “Who buys groceries here?” Mariska continues: “Who will get him out of the closet?” According to Frans, Mariska often offers to help him, but then she brings all kinds of unhealthy things to him. into the house.

To have a healthy BMI, Frans would need to weigh 80 kilos. And that is very controversial for the singer. “Oh, then I’m 30 kilos overweight. I have to change my whole lifestyle.” Fortunately, the dietitian comes in with a plan for what he should eat and what he can do in ‘more difficult situations’. Frans admits that he should give up his cappuccino. “Because how many did I drink a day? About ten!”