The inheritance Ferdi Tayfur left to his children has been revealed! Which child will receive what share?

Ferdi Tayfur left behind many real estate assets, primarily 80 apartments, 7 villas, and an island in Marmaris.

Due to the family feud that surfaced at the legendary artist's funeral, how the inheritance of approximately 3 billion liras will be shared among the 5 siblings has become a subject of curiosity.

Following Ferdi Tayfur's death, his assets are back on the agenda. It has been revealed that Ferdi Tayfur, who owned numerous properties including a bay and a peninsula in Marmaris, had 86 homes in Adana, Istanbul, and Marmaris.

According to the report by Ömer Karahan from Sabah, Ferdi Tayfur's fortune will likely be divided among his 5 children, who were born from his relationships at different times. Ferdi Tayfur had only one official marriage throughout his life.

With his children, spouses, grandchildren, and nieces and nephews, Ferdi Tayfur lived his life representing a large family on his own.

HIS PARADISE IS WORTH 12 MILLION DOLLARS

Tayfur always used the comparison 'My Paradise' for his life in Marmaris. Today, real estate agents in the region say of the peninsula owned by Tayfur, "It is worth at least 12 million dollars." In other words, the price of this land is at least 400 million TL. When you add the apartments in Istanbul and Adana, the plots and lands within the borders of Turkey, the royalties he earned from his works—and the lifelong royalties that will continue—Ferdi Baba left behind a fortune of approximately 3 billion TL for those remaining. So, according to this calculation, it seems each child will receive a share of 600 million liras from this fortune.

HE HAD SAID 'I AM A TIMID MAN'

Ferdi Tayfur had explained the reason why he could not sit at the wedding table with Necla Nazır as follows:

"I apologize, I couldn't manage it. I couldn't bring myself to bring the woman I was married to to Istanbul and get a divorce. I am a timid man in these matters."

WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO BANJO?

One of the things Ferdi Tayfur loved most in this life was his dog, Banjo, due to the importance he placed on the concept of 'Loyalty'…

Ferdi Tayfur named him Banjo. Banjo is an instrument, a type of stringed instrument of African origin, but it is unknown if Ferdi Baba gave that name with that intention…

By the way, Banjo belongs to the Dogo Argentino breed, a large, white, muscular dog breed crossbred for hunting large animals, including wild boars, in Argentina… As you can understand, it is one of the wildest and most dangerous dog breeds in the world. Let's see who will take ownership of such a dangerous dog and who will look after it?

HIS FATHER'S FAVORITE, LITTLE FERDİ

Ferdi Tayfur grew up an orphan without a father. That is why he had said, "I did not taste fatherly affection. I grew up without a father. I don't know if I showed that affection to my children."

However, Ferdi Tayfur had a special love for his youngest son, Ferdi Taha Tayfur. Ferdi Taha likes listening to R&B and foreign pop songs, in contrast to his father's arabesque music. He is also a true sea lover.

Canoeing and windsurfing are indispensable in his life.

THE PROTECTOR OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Ferdi Tayfur would frequently visit Hürriyet Neighborhood in Adana, where he spent his childhood and youth. During Eid al-Adha, he would have sacrifices slaughtered and distributed to his neighbors, buy clothes for young people and children, and distribute pocket money. Tayfur had adopted the motto, 'Whatever anyone does, they do it to themselves, both in this world and the hereafter.'