nuNov 12, 2026, 05:04

Ilya from B&B Vol Liefde hospitalized with serious heart problems

Ilya Rijnberg, a participant in the reality show B&B Vol Liefde, has been hospitalized following the discovery of a blood clot in his kidney and serious heart complications. The 53-year-old fell ill during a trip from France and is currently undergoing recovery while doctors investigate the cause of his heart issues.

Ilya Rijnberg, known for his appearance on the reality show B&B Vol Liefde, was recently hospitalized due to a medical emergency. While driving home from France, the 53-year-old owner of a French castle suddenly fell ill, experiencing severe symptoms including nausea and abdominal pain. Medical examinations revealed a blood clot in his kidney, which caused significant damage, as well as serious underlying heart problems. Rijnberg spent one week in the hospital undergoing various tests to determine the extent of his condition.

Following his discharge, Rijnberg is currently focused on his recovery while staying with a friend located near the hospital. He remains in contact with his girlfriend, Sylwia Grzankowska, whom he met during the filming of the television program. Doctors are continuing to investigate the specific cause of his heart failure to establish a long-term treatment plan. Rijnberg expressed his hope that medical professionals will soon find a solution to help him recover his health.

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

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