Kim writes in an extensive post that it is not okay to fire all the hatred about the # ikdoenietmeermee action on Famke. The ‘Op Me Monnie’ star was a guest at last Tuesday Jinek to explain her position, but only sowed more confusion there. ‘She was not well prepared and in her frustration was looking for the right phrases to put herself into words,’ the photographer shares.
Kim once again emphasizes in her post that she does not support the controversial hashtag and finds it irresponsible and naive, “but that does not mean that I also think many things about Covid-19 are separate,” said the expectant mother.
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Kim also says in the post that she actually found it refreshing to hear a counter-voice on national television ‘that you do not have to agree with, but that might make you think’. She finds it a shame that this is subsequently dismissed as a conspiracy theory. ‘Discussing with each other is healthy,’ says the model. ‘You can learn from discussion. The bigger your perspective, the bigger your heart. Do it with nuance and respect. ‘
That is why she is so sorry for Famke, who according to her ‘had absolutely no harm in mind and is now being killed by various annoying journalists who do not have the guts to get her colleagues through the mud just as hard (…) She was there. That also deserves admiration. ‘
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Kim also has no good word about Ali B, the former manager of Famke Louise. The 35-year-old writes that she does not think it is possible that SPEC ‘dare to mock their ex-artists so easily instead of real try to be ‘.
Kim is aware that her fierce reaction can provoke a few things, but she is prepared for that. “I have shit people everywhere that I lack shit,” said Kim.
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