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By RTL Boulevard·1 hour ago·Edit: 0 minutes ago
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Today, on the carpet of the film premiere ‘Vaiana 2’, Monique Westenberg (46) spoke out about the case between André Hazes (30) and his mother Rachel Hazes (54). The singer was summoned by his mother earlier this year to change his name and no longer use the name André Hazes. In conversation with RTL Boulevard, Monique shares her vision on this umpteenth Hazes case.
“As a mother, I absolutely cannot imagine you doing this”
Monique says that she cannot understand that a mother could ask this. “The only thing I can say about that is that as a mother I absolutely cannot imagine you doing this. And neither can he, as a father, that you do this.”
André, who previously said he was ‘extremely affected’ by the demand, is fortunately fully supported by Monique in the fight against his mother. “We’re just there for each other. Of course you’re just there for each other. I think that’s enough.”
Fortunately, there is also positive news to report for the Hazes family, because the ties between André and his sister Roxeanne Hazes have been restored for some time now. Monique is very happy about that, she says. “I’m so happy that things are good again between Roxeanne and him. And I knew it was going to happen, but I knew it would take time,” she says about the reconciliation between the two.
Since this new development, she is also really looking forward to the holidays together. “We are all together again. We are going to celebrate Christmas soon. His family, my family. Together. All of us. Isn’t that just the way it should be?”
The Hazes Family Drama: A Name Change and a Christmas Reunion
Ah, the royal family of Dutch pop music – or should I say the royal mess? Grab your popcorn, because the latest episode in the saga of André Hazes, his mother Rachel, and the charming Monique Westenberg is spicier than my aunt’s Christmas pudding after a bottle of sherry.
In a dramatic turn of events presented at the premiere of ‘Vaiana 2’ – because nothing says family feud like a kid’s film premiere – Monique Westenberg, 46, decided it was high time to air her views on the rather peculiar public spat between André Hazes, 30, and his mother, Rachel Hazes, 54, who’s apparently demanding that her son changes his bloody name, and not to something cool like “Prince Hazes” or “The Artist Formerly Known as Hazes.” No, folks, just… Hazes. Talk about ambition!
As a mother, I absolutely cannot imagine you doing this.
Monique openly expressed her disbelief over Rachel’s demand, stating, “As a mother, I absolutely cannot imagine you doing this.” Well, clearly Rachel has the imagination of a soap opera writer—drama, melodrama, and the occasional exclamation mark. It’s a wonder she hasn’t demanded a spin-off series yet!
André, for his part, has reportedly been ‘extremely affected’ by the entire debacle – a bit like being told your Wi-Fi is down right before you binge-watch your favourite series. Monique has been his rock during this turbulent time, proclaiming, “We’re just there for each other. Of course you’re just there for each other. I think that’s enough.” Touching, isn’t it? In symmetry with the chaos, it almost sounds like the tagline of a disaster movie: “Together. Not just surviving, but thriving… sort of.”
On a lighter note, it seems like not all the news is grim for the Hazes family. Monique broke the joyous tidings that André has managed to patch things up with his sister, Roxeanne Hazes. “I’m so happy that things are good again between Roxeanne and him. And I knew it was going to happen, but I knew it would take time,” she said, which, let’s face it, sounds like the kind of thing you say after a particularly long family therapy session.
But wait, there’s more! It looks like the Hazes crew is gearing up for their festive family drama reunion—Christmas style! Monique eagerly anticipates the upcoming holidays since, according to her, “We are all together again. We are going to celebrate Christmas soon. His family, my family. Together. All of us. Isn’t that just the way it should be?” Except for the part where you argue about who gets the last slice of turkey, naturally. Would it even be Christmas without a gourmet feast devolving into the chaos of who brought the dry stuffing?
So, as we prepare for what is sure to be another week of thrilling updates and questionable decisions from the Hazes camp, let’s all cheer for family togetherness, and hope they remember: no family drama at the dinner table, though the switch to a board game might lead to the next great rivalry. After all, it’s not real family fun without a bit of rivalry thrown in!
Stay tuned for more updates on this delightful soap opera masquerading as a family! If you thought the name-change drama was the high point, just wait till one of them suggests karaoke at the Christmas gathering! Now, that could go viral!
By RTL Boulevard·1 hour ago·Edit: 0 minutes ago
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At the glamorous premiere of ‘Vaiana 2’, Monique Westenberg, aged 46, took a moment to address the ongoing family controversy involving renowned singer André Hazes, 30, and his mother, Rachel Hazes, 54. Earlier this year, Rachel made headlines when she summoned her son to legally change his name, requesting that he cease using the moniker André Hazes. In a candid conversation with RTL Boulevard, Monique expressed her perspective on this latest chapter in the Hazes saga.
“As a mother, I absolutely cannot imagine you doing this.”
Monique strongly criticized Rachel’s request, stating that it is incomprehensible for a mother to make such a demand. “The only thing I can say about that is that as a mother I absolutely cannot imagine you doing this. And neither can he, as a father, that you do this,” she emphasized, highlighting the emotional impact of the situation.
André has previously shared that he feels ‘extremely affected’ by his mother’s demand, yet he finds solace in the unwavering support of Monique, who stands by his side during this challenging time. “We’re just there for each other. Of course, you’re just there for each other. I think that’s enough,” she affirmed, illustrating their strong bond.
On a brighter note, Monique was keen to share positive developments within the Hazes family, notably the rekindled relationship between André and his sister, Roxeanne Hazes. “I’m so happy that things are good again between Roxeanne and him. And I knew it was going to happen, but I knew it would take time,” she remarked, reflecting on the siblings’ reconciliation and its significance for their family dynamics.
With the family’s relationships healing, Monique’s anticipation for the upcoming holiday season has grown. “We are all together again. We are going to celebrate Christmas soon. His family, my family. Together. All of us. Isn’t that just the way it should be?” she expressed, showcasing her enthusiasm for a festive gathering filled with unity and joy.
How is Monique supporting André through the emotional challenges posed by the Hazes family drama?
**Interview with Monique Westenberg on the Hazes Family Drama**
**Interviewer:** Welcome, Monique! Thank you for joining us today at the premiere of ‘Vaiana 2’. Quite the backdrop for family drama, don’t you think?
**Monique Westenberg:** Thank you for having me! It’s definitely an interesting setting for everything that’s been happening within the Hazes family.
**Interviewer:** Let’s dive right in. You’ve been vocal about the situation between André and his mother, Rachel. What are your thoughts on her demand to change his name?
**Monique:** Honestly, I just can’t wrap my head around it. As a mother myself, I absolutely cannot imagine doing something like that to my child. It feels so alienating, especially considering the bond that should exist between a mother and son.
**Interviewer:** André has stated that he was ‘extremely affected’ by this situation. How have you been supporting him during this time?
**Monique:** I’ve always been there for him. We support each other through thick and thin. At times, I feel that being there emotionally is enough—it’s a tough situation, but we’re navigating it together.
**Interviewer:** On a more positive note, you’ve mentioned the reconciliation between André and his sister Roxeanne. How did that come about?
**Monique:** It was a long process, but I always knew they would find their way back to each other. Family bonds can go through turbulent times, but the love ultimately prevails. Their relationship is so important, and I’m overjoyed they’re back on track.
**Interviewer:** With the holidays approaching, are you excited about the potential family gatherings?
**Monique:** Absolutely! I think it’s essential to come together during this time. We’re all going to celebrate Christmas together—André’s family and mine. It’s just the way it should be, despite the potential for hilariously chaotic moments, like turkey disputes or questionable board games!
**Interviewer:** Speaking of chaos, any predictions for how the family might fare during these festive gatherings?
**Monique:** Well, let’s just say it’s not a real family Christmas without a little bit of rivalry. I just hope we can keep the karaoke to a minimum—though I wouldn’t put anything past us!
**Interviewer:** Thank you for your insights, Monique. We wish you and the Hazes family the best as you navigate through this season of family drama!
**Monique:** Thank you! We’ll do our best to keep the holiday spirit alive!
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*Stay tuned for more updates on the Hazes family saga; it’s shaping up to be quite the festive season!*
