Jan 09, 2023 at 4:17 PMUpdate: 4 minutes ago
Yvonne Coldeweijer has been taken to court several times, but she is not discouraged by it. In conversation with NU.nl, she says she will continue with her juice channel. The Instagram personality sees it as her job to bring the truth to light.
Coldeweijer had to appear in the court of Amsterdam on Monday afternoon. Rachel Hazes filed a lawsuit because the gossip vlogger on her channel had suggested that Hazes had deliberately leaked a personal letter from her son André.
“I’ll just keep going,” said Coldeweijer, who was also taken to court in April 2022 by singer Samantha Steenwijk. “It energizes me rather than it drains me of energy. I don’t see such a thing as negativity or hatred.”
According to Coldeweijer, “It’s part of being a celebrity” that gossip is spread about them. “And Rachel brings enough about the world in there with her family issues.”
Precisely by filing a case you increase the attention of the negative news, believes the gossip vlogger. According to Coldeweijer, this is also apparent now that Hazes is demanding a rectification for the term ‘cremated croquette’. Coldeweijger uses that term on her channel for the widow of singer André Hazes.
“That is now being highlighted, so that people who do not follow me also know this term,” says Coldeweijer. On January 23, the judge will announce who is in the right.
Coldeweijer lost her case last time
The last time Coldeweijer was taken to court, she lost the case. Steenwijk then filed summary proceedings because the gossip vlogger had suggested that the singer had lost weight with the help of diet pills. The judge ruled in favor of the singer and Coldeweijer then had to post a rectification on her Instagram channel.
Since the end of 2020, Coldeweijer has managed the Life of Yvonne YouTube channel. Here she regularly brings videos in which she discusses gossip. On her Instagram channel, she posts messages almost daily sharing rumors with her followers.
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