Astrid Joosten

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Astrid Joosten
Born	(1958-03-22) 22 March 1958 (age 66) Beverwijk, Netherlands
Nationality	Dutch
Occupation(s)	Announcer, presenter
Years active	1983–present
Known for	2 voor 12
Notable work	BNNVARA

Astrid Maria Bernadette Joosten is a Dutch television personality and presenter. She is known for the magazine programme Jongbloed en Joosten, and presenting the quiz show Twee voor Twaalf.^[1] She also starred in the 2005 film Off Screen.^[2]

Personal life

Joosten was married to Dutch television producer Willem Ennis, until his death from cancer.^[3]

Television presentations

Joosten has presented a series of programmes on Dutch television since 1988, including Jongbloed en Joosten, In het Nieuws, Gala Toon 75, De Show van Je Leven, De Verleiding, Twee voor Twaalf and Kanniewaarzijn.^[4]

Awards

In April 2017, Joosten was honoured as a Knight of the Order of Orange-Nassau for her extensive work on Dutch television over the past 25 years and her commitment to various charities.^[5][6]

External links

• Astrid Joosten at
  IMDb

References