ShowbizRachel Hazes (51 years old) candidly talks for the first time about the last moments with her husband Andre Hazes. The singer died of cardiac arrest in 2004 at the age of 53. “Dre shouted, Dre, we’re all here for you, keep fighting!” “
In the final episode of the documentary series “Little Boy: The Real Life of Andre Hazes”, Rachel spoke candidly about the day the singer died. “Suddenly Andre was pressured into his chest at home. I immediately called the doctor and he was taken to the hospital. There I stayed with him until one o’clock in the morning.”
The next morning, Rachel called a nurse. “She said I have to drive to the hospital quickly. When I got there, I saw that it was bad. The doctor said: You really have to make a decision now, because this is not possible. Even if a miracle happens, it will not go well with Andre.”
Meanwhile, Rachel’s sister, Els Hofland, arrived at the hospital and was standing beside the singer’s bed when the heart monitor suddenly started beeping. “My sister called me after that and he quickly walked into his room.” She screamed, “Dre, Dre, we’re all here for you, keep fighting!” He sat for a moment and smiled. It was as if he wanted to say “sweat.” But after a moment he passed. On his mouth. “
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