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Lisette Wellens leaves WNL after nine years: 'Insufficient room for ambitions'

Lisette Wellens leaves WNL after nine years: 'Insufficient room for ambitions'

Presenter Lisette Wellens is leaving the Dutch broadcaster WNL after nine years. She stated on Instagram that she chose to depart because there is insufficient room for her professional ambitions at the organization.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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