The feelings keep growing in B&B Full of Love

The love adventure is well underway. This means that the lists of singles yet to arrive are getting shorter. Moments of choice can no longer be postponed for much longer. For some B&B owners, this is not a problem; love is already cautiously peeking around the corner here and there. For others, doubts still prevail. Will there be a happy ending? And, with whom?

Is Eveline's infatuation already over?

From the moment Bart walked in, Eveline was sold. Arie was sent away because this could very well be love at first sight. The first deep conversations seem to only strengthen this feeling. Until Bart wants to plant a flower bed. He had already been warned about the hard ground, but listening oh no. The laughter quickly turns into complaining, and Eveline didn't see that switch coming. The quick infatuation gives way to doubts. Is this little crack still salvageable?

The battle for Daniel's heart begins anew

After Shirley's departure, the atmosphere in hotel Kapitan immediately feels a lot lighter. Renske is happy to have Daniel to herself for a while and plans to enjoy it to the fullest. He may not yet express his feelings, but his actions say enough for her. There is still potential here. She can't enjoy this feeling for long, as third single Danique is at the door. Daniel is immediately impressed; the 15-year age difference doesn't bother him much. Even Renske seems to welcome the competition well. The question is whether that will remain the case.

Illya can no longer hide his feelings

Since Silwia's arrival, the battle in B&B Illya has actually been fought. Yet Karinè is not giving up yet. And fortunately for her, the host is willing to give her another chance. But it's not really successful; their date feels quite stiff. Back with the three of them, no one can deny that Illya and Silwia are drawn to each other like magnets. Karinè then really leaves the castle. Finally, the lovebirds can flutter around each other undisturbed. Waiting for one last guest who can disrupt their fairy tale. We already feel for her: coming in in this setting is quite tough.

Dick is overwhelmed by doubts

It is now clear: Dick has difficulty dividing his attention. But now that fourth single Manon has arrived, he has to face it again. The one-on-one moments follow each other in rapid succession. Meanwhile, Dick has to try to get the chaos in his head under control. With Moniek, it's so relaxed, but with Manon, he feels more attraction. What is he actually looking for? It's all just confusing. That can always get a bit worse. With the arrival of another guest, for example. Fortunately, Chayenne radiates calm, and Dick could use that. Still, the pressure to make decisions becomes too much for him. He decides to let Manon go, despite their spark.

Will it finally work out for Rob?

The emptiness left by Margot's departure is more than filled by third guest Carmen. Her overwhelming energy is seen by Rob as a plus for the B&B; where they work together as true handyman and handywoman. But as we keep saying with Ingrid: we are looking for the love, not a work buddy. No matter how much fun they have, the romantic click is missing. Rob also lets Carmen go, but he doesn't give up yet. He still hopes that someone will come along with whom he immediately sees potential. Maybe with the Swiss Michaela? Their first meeting leaves something to be desired. But who knows, that could still change.

How long can Petra postpone her choice?

Where all B&B owners have already had a bad news conversation, Petra is still postponing. What should she choose now? Petra is really her type in appearance, but Lieske's character appeals to her more. The atmosphere among the guests is not improving in the meantime. Maybe third single Ingeborg, with her love for ecstatic dancing, can brighten things up a bit; if Petra at least sees her standing, and we mean that literally. Fortunately, the messy meeting doesn't ruin the first impression. Guest Petra is also quite charmed, finally a little distraction from all her irritations with Lieske.

Jean-Paul makes an unexpected decision

With all the parties and barbecues, no day is the same for Jean-Paul. But in all this chaos, his adventure had one constant: Renate. As the first guest, she has seen quite a few ladies leave. But between her and JP, things were going well. At least, she thought so. After a night full of worrying, the host decides, a bit suddenly for us, to let her go. Renate is that ‘just nice woman’ he is looking for, but there is still a lack of attraction. A painful departure; although Leonora immediately sees it as her moment to shine. During yet another evening with friends, she manages to bring something out of Jean-Paul. Something could grow here. Still, Leonora has to share the spotlight again. Sixth single Bianca has now checked in and is ready for her exploration.

Does Ingrid dare to finally let love in?

Ingrid has made us doubt quite a bit over the past few weeks. Does she really want to open herself up to love? For the first time, we seem to be able to answer that question with ‘yes’. With Eric, things go smoothly. There is laughter, but he is also there when things are a bit rough with dog Donna. And of course, there is also plenty of DIY. Eric is the buddy Ingrid has been looking for for so long. There are not yet butterflies, but he may cautiously seek some closeness. And we now know: that is a big step.

Magda has no doubts whatsoever

Although Gène sometimes talks a bit too much, Magda is willing to give him a chance. He is certainly a nice friend, and who knows what else may come. What is definitely going to happen is the arrival of guest Dirk. He is also looking for someone to come home to after losing his partner. But will that be Magda? She actually knows right away: this is not her match. His older age turns out to be more of a problem than expected. Sending him away immediately feels a bit rude, so he can stay for one night. After breakfast, it is time to go. A big disappointment for Dirk. He felt a little click and even started to like Magda a bit. Also a bit fast, of course, and that feeling was clearly not mutual.