Reality star and singer Louisa Janssen is committed to an inclusive society together with Samen Solidair. After all the prejudices she has experienced over the past few years and the daily reactions via social media, this was the right timing for her. As an ambassador, she is wearing the Samen Solidair wristband as of today.

“People are very quick to judge others these days, without knowing what exactly is going on. Unfortunately, I have had to experience this myself in the past years. When I heard about the Samen Solidair initiative, I immediately wanted to participate. I think it is important to take action to make people aware of the consequences of exclusion in society. Since today I am proudly wearing the Samen Solidair wristband, to visibly show that I am committed to an inclusive society.” – Louisa Janssen

Everyone can join!

Louisa is helping us to encourage everyone to stand united and act together. Wearing the white Samen Solidair wristband ensures visibility and supports the message that exclusion of people and groups because of different faiths, sexual orientation, opposing ideologies, ethnic origin, gender identity or limitations in our society is unacceptable. Samen Solidair unites through kindness, acceptance and inclusion.

About Louisa Janssen

​​1985 Louisa is born as a boy with the name Lowieke Janssen.
At home with her parents at the trailer park, Janssen is not accepted by her father because of her identity.
1998 Louisa lives on the street for a while; Until now, contact with her parents has been difficult.
In 2000 Louisa’s relationship with Rowan van de Bovenkamp started, then still under the name Rosanna.
2003 Louisa appears on television for the first time in an audition for Idols, but drops off in the audition rounds.
2006 in the television program Man bijt hond Louisa tells about how she doesn’t feel like a boy.
In 2010 , Louisa re-enters a talent show in My Name Is as her idol Cher and makes it through the audition rounds, but drops off before the final.
In 2011 , Louisa undergoes a sex change operation.
2015 Louisa releases her own single Live your own life in which she sings about things that happened, both before and after her transition.
2019 the successor Born to be me will be released in collaboration with Ferdi Bolland.
2014 Television channel TLC follows the couple in the reality series Our Transgender Love and Our Transgender Wedding.
2015 the couple gets married
In 2017 they had a son, Mikai, through IVF and a sperm donor.
2021 Television channel TLC continued with the program Eerste Hulp Bij Poetsen and Louisa is a panel member of The Roast of Hans Klok at Comedy Central