as other sponsors, decided to stop supporting the show. Anouk, one of the many coaches and hosts to comment on the matter, stated that she had wanted to wait until she had seen the BOOS episode, but after reading Rietbergen's statement, as well as holding several telephone calls with other affected individuals, she had decided not to return as coach on the show. On 19 January 2022, right after the news that a second victim had filed an official report against Ali B, broadcaster RTL announced that they would suspend their collaboration with him during the investigations. The Dutch police also announced that another victim came forward and filed an official report against Jeroen Rietbergen. Tim Hofman and BNN-VARA, his broadcaster, announced that more crew members would be mentioned in his YouTube program BOOS: This is The Voice. The news had sparked a heated debate in the country about the abuse of power by people in the entertainment industry, especially as there had already been accusations against singer Marco Borsato, including an official report of sexual misconduct with a minor. Borsato was a coach on The Voice (2011–2016) and The Voice Kids (2012–2020). BOOS: This is The Voice On 20 January 2022, Tim Hofman's weekly YouTube program BOOS aired an episode focusing on the controversy, titled . The first part of the documentary revealed more allegations of sexual misconduct on The Voice, including allegations of rape. The alleged sex offenders are bandleader Jeroen Rietbergen, former coach Marco Borsato, coach Ali B and a yet to remain anonymous director of The Voice of Holland and The Voice Kids. The episode ended with Tim Hofman interviewing John de Mol (creator and producer of The Voice) who had just finished watching the first and original part of the BOOS documentary. After the episode went online, reactions poured in. De Mol was broadly accused of victim-blaming, also by his company’s female employees. A page wide advertisement, published in the Dutch newspaper Algemeen Dagblad, stated the following: “Dear John, It’s not the women. Greetings, the women in your company.” The New York Times cited the controversy as an example of how the Dutch approach to sexual permissiveness can sideline discussions of consent and misconduct. Following the publication of the BOOS: This is The Voice documentary, several Dutch radio stations announced that they would no longer play music by Ali B and Borsato for the time