nuNov 5, 2026, 10:29

André Hazes eager to have children with girlfriend Noa: 'But it hasn't happened yet'

André Hazes and his partner, Noa, have expressed a strong desire to start a family together but are currently facing difficulties in conceiving. The singer, who already has one son from a previous relationship, is now seeking professional medical advice as they hope to have three more children.

Singer André Hazes has opened up about his desire to expand his family with his current girlfriend, Noa. Although the 32-year-old artist and his 26-year-old partner are ready to have children, the couple has been struggling to conceive naturally. Hazes describes this as a challenging period, noting that he feels their lives are currently stable and filled with love, making it an ideal time to start a family. The couple has now decided to seek medical advice to further investigate the situation. Hazes, who is already a father to ten-year-old son Dré from a previous relationship with Monique Westenberg, has expressed a dream of having three more children. He maintains a hopeful but humble perspective, stating that he views the potential for more children as a blessing that depends on factors beyond their control. The singer remains committed to building this future alongside his partner.

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