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Three women have made reports to police concerning content creator Mehdi El Hadri, known as Bruine Mehdi. He denies the allegations through his lawyers.
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Belgian prosecutors have opened a preliminary investigation into Mehdi El Hadri, a contestant on the Flemish television quiz *De Slimste Mens ter Wereld*, over possible sexual offences.
El Hadri, 32, is a content creator from Aalst who is known online as Bruine Mehdi. He denies the allegations through his lawyers, Belgian broadcaster VRT reported.
The East Flanders prosecutor’s office told broadcaster TV Oost that three women made reports to police on 11 November. Prosecutors were then informed and opened an investigation to clarify the circumstances. They said they could provide no further information at this stage.
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