Dominique Van Hulst, known by her stage name Do, was born on September 7, 1981, in the Netherlands. As a teenager, she showed promise as a talented tennis player and had dreams of competing in Wimbledon. However, her tennis career was cut short at the age of fifteen due to a debilitating injury. This setback led her to discover her passion for music.
It was during a performance at a cafe in Valkenswaard that Do caught the attention of music industry professionals. She was soon signed to a recording contract and began her journey as a singer. In 2002, she gained widespread recognition for her collaboration with DJ Sammy on the hit single "Heaven," which topped charts across Europe.
Throughout her career, Do has released several successful albums, including self-titled album "Do" and "Follow Me." Her music has garnered critical acclaim and commercial success, earning her a loyal fan base. In 2004, her duet with Marco Borsato, titled "Voorbij," reached number one on the Netherlands Top 40 chart.
Aside from her music endeavors, Do has also ventured into acting. In late 2007 and 2008, she made her stage musical debut as the lead role in a Dutch production of Cinderella. Her performance received praise from critics and audiences alike, showcasing her versatility as an artist.
In 2007, Do tied the knot with Marc Verschoor in Spain. Although the couple later divorced in 2010, they reconciled in 2012 and welcomed their first child, son Jip, two years later. Do's journey through love and motherhood has been a source of inspiration for her music and artistry.
As a pop singer and actress, Do has left a lasting impact on the entertainment industry. Her powerhouse vocals and dynamic performances have solidified her status as a musical icon. With a successful career spanning over two decades, she continues to captivate audiences with her talent and artistry.
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