Bert Kuizenga: Wife, net worth, tattoos, smoking & body facts

On 29-4-1955 Bert Kuizenga was born in Emmeloord, Netherlands. He made his 3 million dollar fortune with Succesfactor & Ondernemend Nederland. The tv-personality is married to Astrid Teuwen, his starsign is Taurus and he is now 67 years of age.

Bert Kuizenga Facts & Wiki

Where does Bert Kuizenga live? And how much money does Bert Kuizenga earn?

Birth Date 29-4-1955
Heritage/origin Dutch
Ethnicity White
Religion – believes in God?
Residence He lives together in a house in Netherlands.

Bert Kuizenga Net Worth, Salary, Cars & Houses

Estimated Net Worth 3 million
Euro
Yearly Salary N/A

Houses

    Currently no houses listed.

Cars

    Currently no cars listed.

Bert Kuizenga: Wife, Dating, Family & Friends

Who is Bert Kuizenga dating in 2023?

Relationship status Married
Sexuality Straight
Current Wife of Bert Kuizenga Astrid Teuwen
Ex-girlfriends or ex-wives
Has any kids? Yes, father of: Tamar & Roosje

Will the marriage of Dutch tv-personality Bert Kuizenga and current Wife, Astrid Teuwen survive 2023?

Family

Names of father, mother, kids, brothers & sisters:

    Roosje Kuizenga (Daughter)

Height, Weight, Body Measurements, Tattoos, Skin, Hair & Eye Color

This tv-personality originating from Emmeloord, Netherlands has a slim body & square face type.

Hair color Grey
Eye Color Brown
Height 188 cm
Weight 80 kilo
Feet size N/A
Does Bert Kuizenga smoke?
Does Bert Kuizenga have a tattoo? No

Does Bert Kuizenga have official Social Media profiles?

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