‘Look at Yvonne Jaspers, this is how you have an intimate conversation with farmer Haiku’

Podcast/BZV CafeIt was the first day of the sleepover week Farmer looking for a wife You get used to it mainly. For the farmers who suddenly have three dates on their farm, but also for the guests themselves: how will they win the heart of the farms in Slovakia, France, Denmark, Germany and Sweden?

In the AD BZV Café podcast, TV writer Angela de Jong and presenter Manuel Wenderbos discuss recent developments in… Farmer looking for a wife. Who or what stands out? Have you watched any matches yet? Haiku farmer in Denmark revealed to Ellen that he “never goes beyond writing” when dating. “Have you ever kissed anyone?” Ellen asked frankly. “No,” Herko answered frankly. “There’s a first time for everything,” she said. “Some were a little later than others,” he said, and then Ellen went a step further. “How do you feel now that you think there’s a possibility of that happening? Not just kissing, but other things as well? Haiku: ‘Very exciting, because I’ve never experienced that before.'” Angela de Jong: Look at Yvonne Jaspers, that’s how it goes It has an intimate conversation with farmer Haiku.I think we’ve just seen Yvonne’s successor in action.

Shortly afterward, Ellen admitted to the camera that she “of course wanted to be the first to kiss him.” “When you love someone, it’s a tickle you get,” she said. That would be exciting for Angela de Jong. “I don’t rule out that Elaine will be the first to kiss Haiku, but I also see something between Haiku and Jasmine.”

Butterflies

Just as with haiku, a kiss still seems far away to most people. It takes some getting used to for farmers Bernice in Sweden, Claudia in France, Richard in Slovakia, and Pete in Germany. Although Eugenie hopes to give the latter farmer a chance. “Why do you think I’m wearing something with butterflies?” It feels really good.”

Moreover, Café AD BZV focuses on the “important things” such as Farmer Pete’s very humble stretcher, whether you pronounce muesli as “muesli” or “muesli”, on Slovak egg salad, a horse-headed bell and on Bob’s sentimental texts (from Farmer Claudia) who appears to have similarities to Farmer Rob from the previous season.

In short: listen to him AD BZV Cafeevery Sunday at 9:20 p.m., immediately after Farmer looking for a wifewith a regular guest television columnist Angela DeYoung. The offer is in my hands Manuel Venderbos.