Jonas van Geel is frank about splitting with Evelyn Bosmans: ‘I’m not yet back to the level where I can say I love life’

“A couple of years ago, I would undoubtedly have told you something different, but at this point in my life it would mean heaven on earth to me simply to feel a little happier,” sounds sad in Humo. I wanted to say ‘That sounds heavier than I meant, but that’s what I meant. Don’t I feel happier in my life now? Very little, anyway. There are definitely better moments, but I’m a long way from getting back to the level where I can say I love Life.My apologies for the gloom, but on the bike on the way here, I resolved to be one hundred percent honest, to say nothing but what I really wanted to say. And this is it: Evelyn (Bosmans, editor) And they’ve been separated for over a year now, but it’s still very difficult.” Van Geel and Busmans have been married for eight years and have a son together, but they separated in March.

When asked if it would be difficult to continue performing, Van Geel answered bluntly: “Yes. But I can flip that switch. Sometimes it is also useful to be on stage, although I feel bad about it too. The point is: the latest Register our (“We Can Save Ourselves” ed.). It relates to what happened to me, and during performances, I sometimes feel like marketing for grief. Although it was even worse when we just broke up and I started working on VTM again: it’s very hard to get the happy version out of myself. Well, it will be fine, I really believe in that. It’s going very slowly.”