Katja and Thijs Römer – Schuurman: love is over

Once there was a love that made us feel warm as viewers at home on the couch. The passion between Katja Schuurman and Thijs Römer was palpable. The actor couple seemed made for each other. They both took each other's names and had their wedding vows adjusted during the ceremony ‘because even death could not separate them.’.

But about 10 years later, everything seems different and both gossip and daily newspapers agree that there is serious trouble in paradise is. Rumors of a shaky marriage have plagued the couple for over a year. The sultry Katja has been accused of multiple extramarital affairs, but Thijs is also said to be seeking solace elsewhere. The duo has gone through crisis after crisis and now the marriage cookie seems to be really crumbling. But while everyone from . Here he called his brother Bram's reaction truly narcissistic: "It's a kind of wounded narcissism. Bram is someone who is extremely narcissistic and completely self-centered. If Yehudi has an uncle who is frustrated that he can no longer do that himself, but has to blame himself for it, then it's very sad to see him try to drag his nephew down. Just say good job, nephew, nice that you're doing that. I'm proud of you. Not all that. Burn that thing down. And that has to do with that narcissism." Aside from his family's accusations, Bram is a narcissist in everything he does: He broke lawyer rules to come out better, only wore fancy suits, and did everything to become a prominent public figure. to Grazia and Powned's Jan Roos to Weekend has something to say about it, the Römer – Schuurmanns themselves remain silent in all languages.

The Algemeen Dagblad lets relationship coach Mariska Hulscher have her say about the relationship of the showbiz couple. ‘Relationship coach Mariska Hulscher’? Wasn't she the one from those divorces, the last two months after her wedding day? Despite her questionable reputation, the former presenter does highlight a point that everyone should temporarily deal with. “Maybe they are not ready to announce it to the world yet. Divorce is a long process,” says Hulscher in the AD, noting that in such stories there is often ‘a kernel of truth.’ “But who knows, they might still be fighting very hard to save their relationship. You wouldn't announce that you're getting married if you haven't even been asked yet?”