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The Kassa presenter says preparing for motherhood has brought a welcome change in how she thinks about work and family.
What has changed? · 07/10/2026, 09:42 UTC
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Kortzorg, who presents Kassa, told NPO Radio 1 that work used to come first for her, but that is changing as she prepares to have a child. She described the shift as welcome and said it had brought her a sense of calm, according to Nieuws.nl. The outlet reports that she was 32 weeks pregnant and expecting a son in November. [1]
Kortzorg said she and her partner hope to give their son a stable home, something she felt she lacked in her own childhood. She hopes to be an energetic, playful mother, but said she cannot know what motherhood will be like until she experiences it. [1]
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