Entertainment · Celebrity · 8 hrs ago
Dutch comedian Tineke Schouten speaks about life after her husband's death
Dutch comedian Tineke Schouten has lost her husband, Hans, after 45 years together.
The 72-year-old performer says she is carrying on with her work, but grief still catches up with her.
She has described a daily ritual of naming 120 loved ones who have died.
Schouten is also known for her connection to Amsterdam’s Royal Theatre Carré, which she has called a source of pride.
She once sold out the theatre for three weeks, five days a week.
Her comments describe how she is coping with bereavement while continuing her career.
The available information does not say what she plans to do next.
Dutch comedian Tineke Schouten is continuing after the death of her husband, Hans, according to RTL.nl.
AD.nl reports that the couple were together for 45 years.
Schouten says in the AD.nl headline that she names 120 deceased loved ones every morning.
Het Parool describes Schouten as 72 and reports that she called Carré her pride.
- Who
- Dutch comedian Tineke Schouten and her late husband, Hans.
- What
- Schouten is continuing after her husband's death, while grief catches up with her.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Not stated
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- Time together
- 45 years
- Morning remembrance
- Names 120 deceased loved ones
- Age
- 72
- Venue
- Carré
3 sources
Na 45 jaar samen moet Tineke Schouten verder zonder haar Hans: ‘Elke ochtend noem ik de namen van 120 dierbare overledenen’
Tineke Schouten blijft doorgaan na verlies man, maar verdriet haalt haar in
Cabaretière Tineke Schouten (72): ‘Carré is mijn trots. Ik heb het ooit drie weken lang, vijf dagen per week, uitverkocht’
What people are saying
Every morning I name 120 dear deceased people
Carré is my pride. I once sold it out for three weeks, five days a week