Former Dutch reality television star Rogier Smit has relocated his mobile home after a group of vandals targeted and physically moved his caravan in the middle of the night.
The incident was captured on video and broadcast by the media channel Roddelpraat, showing several young men loudly pounding on the vehicle doors while filming the encounter on a public parking lot without electricity or running water.
Smit later detailed the terrifying ordeal, explaining that he remained hidden inside the structure alongside his pets during the entire confrontation.
"I woke up at three o'clock in the morning when six big guys were pounding on my caravan.
Rogier come out, come snort!" said Smit.
The media figure decided against confronting the group directly before moving the vehicle to an undisclosed location the following morning.
"My dogs were also inside, but we didn't go out and luckily the men left after a few minutes.
What should I have done? First of all, I sleep naked, so it didn't seem handy to go outside," said Smit.
The former television personality has faced severe housing and personal challenges since separating from his former husband, Frank Jansen, leaving him without a permanent residence due to a lack of employment verification.
Smit revealed that he regularly seeks emotional support from a local social service agency in Noordwijk to cope with the mental strain of his current living conditions.
"But luckily I can go to the Stichting Welzijn organization in Noordwijk. I talk to a welfare worker there and that does me good," said Smit.
Addressing rumors regarding his personal health, the television figure asserted that he has remained free from hard drugs for the past four years.
"I do take Ritalin.
Because of that, I jump from one thing to another less quickly and I no longer have a need for drugs.
Ritalin gives me peace," said Smit.
Smit additionally shared updates regarding his personal life, including an unsuccessful application to participate in the popular reality matchmaking television series Boer Zoekt Vrouw.
"I responded to the call from farmer Joey, the handsome horse farmer from Friesland," said Smit.
Despite the rejection from the television production, Smit noted that he continues to maintain an active romantic life outside of his primary residence.
"I have sex with a window cleaner almost every day.
That is a man from North Holland who just has a wife, but likes doing it with a man," said Smit.
Smit concluded by clarifying that his mobile home remains strictly off-limits for any of his private encounters.
"We don't have sex in my caravan," said Smit.
He emphasized that the vehicle serves strictly as a private sanctuary.
"That is my temple. No people come there," said Smit.
