Wendy was born and raised in Eindhoven, in a family with an older and a younger brother. Wendy already has five children from previous relationships, with whom she all has good contact. She is also not at odds with the fathers of her offspring. Wendy’s eldest children, aged 19 and 17, live and study in France, but regularly come to the Netherlands to see their mother. Wendy frequently sees the three youngest sons aged 11, 9 and 4. She has a free access arrangement with them.
In her youth, Wendy worked at the fair and also traveled with the fair family. From 2010 she started trading in bags and accessories. That grew into two clothing stores, which unfortunately eventually went bankrupt. In 2019, Wendy therefore started a tattoo training and a tattoo shop. Yet the blood is crawling where it can’t go, because in 2021 Wendy founded her own web shop to sell clothing. She therefore finds it important to be financially independent.
Wendy and Peter met on the terrace of Oostappen Park Blauwe Meer in Lommel during the opening weekend. “There was immediately a special chemistry, as if we had known each other well for years,” says Peter about that meeting. The couple says they have the same humor and share common interests. They are both family people and they find it important to have good contact with their children. Peerke has even met her parents.
In the not too long term, the two lovebirds also want to live together. Where? In Peter’s new villa in Neerpelt, of course. “What goes well goes quickly and Wendy is already part of the family,” says Peter about it. In the SBS show Mass is Cash Wendy will also be seen.
Meanwhile, a lawsuit is still pending against Peter, because he allegedly abused his ex Nicol Kremers. For example, he would have bitten her back and pulled her hair. Yet Peter does not sleep any worse because of the lingering case and investigation. He said this earlier in conversation with RTL Boulevard.
