BVDominique van Malder (46 years old) underwent gastric bypass or gastric bypass surgery. How this works from next year can be found out in Play4’s new documentary series “Patient Dompi”. The channel followed the actor’s medical path and the emotional path he took. “Can I still eat well with a stomach like a chicken egg?”
When Dominique van Malder hit the red carpet of the Gent Film Festival in October, the actor and presenter looked a lot lighter. The TV maker didn’t want to be interviewed about losing weight, and now it’s clear why. “Dumbe,” as Gaga’s Radio mate Joris Hessels is dubbed, underwent a stomach reduction a while ago, and everyone can catch up on the process next year in Play4’s “Patient Dombey” documentary series. In this way he continues his collaboration with the channel, having previously presented programs such as Viervoeters and De bachelorette.
Van Malder has had a hard time with his weight, and it has already shown in interviews. “I will never forget that I was in the Easter play in primary school,” he told Radio 1 of his role in the Albatross series about obese people. “There I was, with my plump little body, in an apron like Jesus. At that moment, my teacher liked nothing more than to squeeze my breasts and call me ‘Fat Jesus.’”
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In recent years, the TV face has become more and more physically difficult to carry those extra pounds. After trying several diets, he made a radical decision: reduce the stomach. In Patiënt Dompi, Van Malder lets us look back at his medical path and also witness the emotional path he took. A story of doubts, fears, and questions like, “Can I still enjoy good food if my stomach is the size of a chicken egg?” and “Would I be a good actor if I suddenly had a ‘normal’ body?” “.
“Patient Dompi” can be seen on Play4 from next year.
Compared to our neighboring countries, Belgium in general really does more stomach cuts if you look at the total population. So our editorial staff is looking for Flemish people who, as actor Dominique van Malder, have had a stomach reduction and want to talk about it. Are you interested in cooperation? Send an email stating your phone number to [email protected]
a look. In 2020, Dominique van Malder spoke about his childhood poverty in Make Belgium Great Again: “We never had enough to say less.”
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