Audience favorite Olof from the previous season of B&B Vol Liefde shares a sad message on his Instagram. After no less than 11 years of loyal friendship, he had to say goodbye to his beloved babysitting dog Buddy. The ever so optimistic Olof ‘fine, nothing wrong with that’ Ormeling is now in a less cheerful mood. Good luck, Olof!
From pool shed to handyman
Olof, aka the talk-maker of his B&B season (subtitles were sometimes useful), thought everything was great. Sleeping in a dark pool cage? Fine! Doing chores? Nothing wrong with that! But this news is a lot less funny. ‘My sweet babysitter dog Buddy is no longer here. I babysat Buddy for 11 years 😢🦴🐾,” he wrote in a post, sharing an adorable photo of them together.
Looking for a cuddly dog
Buddy’s actual owner has decided to put him to sleep, Olof said on Instagram. His followers sympathize with Olof: ‘How sad, strength with this loss,’ someone writes. Another wrote: ‘If you are looking for another cuddly dog to cuddle with every now and then, let me know!’
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Olof and Margje, sitting in a tree
Fortunately, our B&B crowd favorite has someone else to cuddle with these days: Margje! Yep, not the extravagant Marian, but Margje has stolen his heart. And they celebrated their 1-year anniversary in style, on board their own love boat in the Turkish Riviera. Aiii, nice then!
Not much love after B&B Vol Liefde
The last season of B&B Vol Liefde did not exactly provide an abundance of romance. So far, only Robert Jan and Suzanne, and Albert and Joyce are still together. The rest of the couples didn’t make it, but luckily most of them don’t have to watch Netflix alone under a blanket this winter. Mike has found love outside the program, although he likes to keep the identity of his lucky partner to himself. Iris also lost her heart to a German adonis in Greece. According to her, they spend many exciting nights together between the sheets, but that depends on when he is in Greece, since they have a lat relationship.
