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Roxeanne Hazes is scheduled to perform on the KRO-NCRV live programme National Lights Night, which focuses on loss and remembrance. She is expected to reflect on loved ones, including her father and grandmother. Marly van der Velden, Werner Kolf and Lykele Muus are also taking part in the programme, which is scheduled to air live on Sunday at 8:30 p.m. on NPO 1.
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Roxeanne Hazes premiered her theatre performance *With homesickness* at the sold-out De Vest theatre in Alkmaar. The singer combined acting and comedy and looked back humorously on her former self and experiences in her life, which she said had led her to build a wall around herself.
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André Hazes said he considered drinking alcohol again during a period of persistent voice problems. He described feeling pressure to keep performing and considering how he could continue working as an artist despite the problems.
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Roxeanne Hazes said she has been out of contact with her mother, Rachel Hazes, for a long time and has come to believe that family ties do not always need to be preserved at any cost. She also said she no longer feels anger but misses her late father, and that she had needed to work through that anger after his death. Hazes said she experienced boundary-crossing behaviour from adult men as a teenager, when she had been in the public eye since age 14. She said those experiences affect how she raises her eight-year-old son, Fender.
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Stars on Stage will close the year with a special broadcast on December 31 on RTL 4, featuring new participants and returning faces on the musical stage. Marieke Elsinga (40) and Daan Boom (36) are among those taking part. The programme also includes Emma Kok (18), Patty Brard (71), Rayen Panday (43) and Roxeanne Hazes (33), while Maarten Holla was also named as a new participant. Jurors and presenters discussed what viewers can expect.