This is Louis Thyssen: Julia Buschmann’s new boyfriend from K3

via: Sani Brussels residents

Monday, July 22, 3:30 PM

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BERGEN OP ZOOM – Julia Boschman from Bergen has confirmed her new relationship. Boschman, who succeeded Klaasje Meijer in 2021, is with Flemish actor Louis Thyssen. This is the new boyfriend of Bergse K3:

Louis Tyson is a well-established name in the entertainment world. He is best known for his roles in the television series Night guard And the music The Three Little PigsHe has also been involved in several other productions by Studio 100, the company behind K3.

It’s no surprise that Louis Thyssen is often associated with Studio 100, as his father, Peter Thyssen, is also a well-known face in Belgium. Peter Thyssen is a Flemish musical actor known for his work in Studio 100. He played Wolf Faubert in the musical. The Three Little Pigs In 2003 and 2007. For the 2024 version, the role went to his son Louis Thyssen. Like father, like son. Peter Thyssen was not left out of the picture in the new production; he played the role of Wolf Baltimore, the Wolf’s father.

Louis Thyssen’s name has been in the news a lot lately due to rumors about his relationship with Buschmann. Rumors about Julia and Louis’ relationship started to spread when the couple were seen together at several public events. They first appeared together at the premiere of the Studio 100 musical “Sneeuwwitje” and during the TT Festival in Assen. The most eye-catching visit was the joint entrance to Louis’ sister’s wedding.

Despite their previous attempts to keep their relationship private, Julia confirmed their relationship at the premiere of the summer comedy “Hoog in de Lucht.” “Maybe you should ask us why we’re here together?” Louis laughingly told a journalist at the premiere. “Because we’re together,” Julia replied.

Break with Ben Burgess

Earlier this month, Julia confirmed her split from childhood sweetheart Ben Brooke. After months of rumours, she said at the premiere of Snow White that she had been separated from the Bergen resident for six months.