Dilan Polat's new profession becomes a trending topic on social media

Dilan Polat, who frequently makes headlines with her social media posts and the ongoing legal proceedings against her, has turned to a new field in her business life. Following the closure of her beauty centers that previously operated in many provinces and allegations that some branches had changed their names, it has emerged that Polat has stepped into a different sector.

BRANCHES CLOSED, NEW ROADMAP DRAWN

It has been claimed that a significant portion of the beauty centers operated by Polat, whose name is mentioned in the money laundering case, have closed, while some branches continue to operate under different names. Following these developments, it was stated that Polat has created a new income model.

DIVORCE RUMORS SURFACED

On the other hand, the arguments Polat had with her husband, Engin Polat, also found wide resonance on social media. While claims that the couple would divorce were put forward, it was observed that harsh expressions were used in their mutual posts. Posts in which Dilan Polat used the terms "Antichrist, demon, lizard" toward Engin Polat drew attention.

PERFORMING AT WOMEN'S MATINEES

It has been learned that Dilan Polat, who previously entered the music scene with songs titled "Enerci" and "Hokkabaz," has started performing at women's matinee events. How much Polat receives per performance from these organizations has become a subject of curiosity.

SENT A MESSAGE FROM THE STAGE

It was reported that during her stage performance, Dilan Polat made a video call to her husband, Engin Polat, and said, "You didn't dare to come here. We thought we'd send a song to him." It was stated that after these words, Polat sang the song "Benden Sorulur" by Gökhan Özen.

WHAT HAPPENED?

 According to the news dated July 9, 2025; 28 defendants, including Dilan and Engin Polat, are being tried with a request for 20 to 40 years in prison each for the crimes of 'establishing and managing an organization for the purpose of committing a crime', 'laundering assets derived from crime', and 'violating the law on the regulation of betting and games of chance in football and other sports competitions'. The trial of 28 defendants, including Dilan Polat, who was arrested on charges of money laundering and is being tried with a prison sentence of up to 40 years but was released in an interim decision, and her husband Engin Polat, continues at the Anatolian 2nd Criminal Court of First Instance. Announcing its interim decision, the court ruled to lift the trusteeship over the companies, deciding that the trustee should only remain in a supervisory capacity. In addition, the court decided to continue the precautionary measure on the assets of the defendants, while ruling to lift the precautionary measures placed on the assets of the first and second-degree relatives of the defendants. The hearing was adjourned to November 12.