Jeroen Meus and Woe Postpone Tour Due to Abdominal Inflammation
Belgian comedian and television personality Jeroen Meus, along with his comedic partner Woe, have postponed their current theater tour due to a “major inflammation in his abdomen, around the gallbladder and pancreas.” The announcement was made via Meus’s Instagram account on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
Tour Dates Affected
Most performances scheduled for the canceled evenings have been rescheduled, though some remain pending confirmation. The duo will not return to the stage until June, with the first confirmed performances set to take place at Theater Luxor in Rotterdam.
Impact on ‘Even Tot Hier’
The postponement of the tour is not expected to affect the new season of their satirical program, Even Tot Hier, which is scheduled to begin in the second week of April, according to a spokesperson for the duo.
Public Support
A spokesperson for Meus and Woe emphasized the heartwarming support they have received from fans during this time.
Recent Recognition
Meus and Woe were named Media Person of the Year in 2025.
Gallbladder Health Concerns
Recent reports indicate a growing interest in holistic approaches to gallbladder health. Breathwork techniques are being explored by some practitioners, with claims that up to 90% of clients have experienced a reduction in gallbladder attacks after incorporating them into their routines [Instagram]. Dietary adjustments, starting with low-fat diets and progressing to those optimized for bile flow, are similarly being considered as potential strategies for managing gallbladder issues [Instagram].
Concerns Regarding Dietitian Competency
Recent cases have highlighted concerns about the competency of some dietitians. In August 2024, a dietitian in Manchester, UK, was sacked and subsequently struck off by the Health and Care Professions Tribunal Service after being unable to answer basic questions about anatomy, including the location of the intestines and the function of the gallbladder [Yahoo News]. This incident prompted the Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust to strengthen its recruitment process.