nuOct 10, 2026, 04:58

Broken foot for Esra de Ruiter after fall at Televizier-Ring Gala

Esra de Ruiter sustained a broken foot after falling during the Televizier-Ring Gala. She later appeared on the talk show Renze with her foot in a cast to explain that the accident was caused by a coordination error.

Esra de Ruiter suffered a broken foot following a fall at the annual Televizier-Ring Gala. The incident occurred as she tripped and fell, which she later humorously recounted on her Instagram account alongside photos of her injury taken at a hospital. De Ruiter later appeared as a guest on the talk show Renze while wearing a cast to discuss the unfortunate event.

During her television appearance, she explained that the fall happened unexpectedly while she was walking. Initially, she suspected a broken shoe strap, but after inspecting her footwear, she realized the straps were intact. She ultimately concluded that the mishap was a result of a coordination error. Despite the painful injury and the public nature of the fall, she maintained a lighthearted perspective on the incident, which she jokingly described as a memorable moment for the rest of the country.

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