The alimony crisis was widely discussed: Cem Yılmaz and Ahu Yağtu reunite after years
Famous figures Cem Yılmaz and Ahu Yağtu came together after years for their son Kemal's graduation ceremony. The former couple, who were seen side-by-side at this special event held at the British Consulate, attracted significant attention on social media.
Appearing in the same frame for the first time in a long while, Cem Yılmaz and Ahu Yağtu shared the excitement of their son Kemal's graduation together following the end of their marriage.
Arriving at the British Consulate together for Kemal Yılmaz's graduation ceremony, Yılmaz and Yağtu were the center of attention for the press. The famous comedian responded to the question, "Would you like to share your feelings?" with his characteristic humor:
"We feel like we've been reborn. This is my first time graduating."
While these words made the guests laugh, Ahu Yağtu briefly shared her feelings by saying, "We are excited."
The photos they took as a family after the ceremony quickly became a trending topic on social media.
THE ALIMONY CRISIS WAS WIDELY DISCUSSED
Cem Yılmaz and Ahu Yağtu married on March 10, 2012, and parted ways on December 31, 2013. Following their divorce, the alimony case that had been ongoing for years occasionally came to the public's attention. Cem Yılmaz had applied to the court with a request to reduce the monthly alimony of 10 thousand dollars and to have the payments made in Turkish Lira. However, in the case concluded in 2025, the court decided that the monthly alimony of 10 thousand dollars should continue to be paid in its current form.
News Source: 12punto
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