Mark Rutte responds to ‘Christmas love’ | Entertainment

entertainment">At the beginning of this month Rutte in Libelle TV that he spent Christmas “with the two of us in a house”. “All according to the corona rules,” he added. At that moment he did not want to say who that mysterious ‘second’ was. And so the 54-year-old outgoing prime minister gets in Show news the question again. “With family. I just can’t say who, because that family of mine strangles me when I bring out names. ”

entertainment">Still, Rutte says he has ‘space’ for a woman in his life. “There would be. Now it is very intense, these weeks. And also due to corona it has been terribly hard work in recent months. But normally I also make appointments with my friends and I have actually let my entire private life run as it was before. I sometimes went to a Dance Valley or a rock concert, and I kept doing that afterwards. ”

Children

entertainment">When it comes to dating, the VVD party leader can be seen as ‘old-fashioned’. No dating apps for him. “If it happens, it must be someone you meet on the street. Someone of whom you say, “Yes, we grow old together.” But it’s not that I’m frantically looking for it. I am very happy now, but when it happens, it will happen.

entertainment">And although he has not yet encountered the right one, Rutte does not want to rule out having children. “At the moment I don’t have them yet, no. That’s not something I’m missing right now. but who knows, it might happen. My father was 57, 58 years old when I was born, which means that there is a chance that you will lose your father quite young. I was 21 when he passed away, and that’s something you have to factor in. That your children will experience you less long. “

Love letters

entertainment">Incidentally, it is inadvisable to send love letters to the outgoing prime minister: he does not read them. “Sometimes very nice and sweet letters come in from women who say, ‘I would like to have a cup of coffee with you.’ I find that complicated. Because before you know it, you’re going to get in touch and say: ‘Oh, maybe not.’ ”

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