New details in Güllü's death: Her son and daughter break their silence
As the investigation into the death of the famous artist Güllü continues, her son Tuğberk Yağız Gülter and her daughter Tuğyan Ülkem made notable statements during a live broadcast.
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As the investigation into the death of the famous artist Güllü continues, new statements regarding the incident have emerged. Güllü's son, Tuğberk Yağız Gülter, spoke on a live broadcast for the first time following his mother's passing.
Connecting by phone to the program "Neler Oluyor Hayatta" (What's Happening in Life) aired on Kanal D, Gülter responded to certain allegations that have appeared in the public eye regarding his mother.
“SHE WAS MY HEART AND SOUL”
Stating that he has not yet been able to visit his mother's grave, Gülter experienced emotional moments. Gülter said, “She was my heart and soul. I live in Istanbul. My mother preferred to stay at my late grandmother's house.”
“Ferdi Aydın IS NOT MY MOTHER'S BOSS”
Clarifying the “boss” allegations that appeared in the press, Gülter stated that the person named Ferdi Aydın had no family ties to his mother. Gülter said, “Ferdi Aydın has no closeness to the family at all. The information that he was my mother's boss is also not true. He is just a business operator. We have not been given any information about this individual to date.”
“Ferdi Aydın IS NOT MY MOTHER'S BOSS”
Clarifying the “boss” allegations that appeared in the press, Gülter stated that the person named Ferdi Aydın had no family ties to his mother. Gülter said, “Ferdi Aydın has no closeness to the family at all. The information that he was my mother's boss is also not true. He is just a business operator. We have not been given any information about this individual to date.”
Furthermore, stating that reports claiming his mother was “dancing as a Romani” as suggested in some allegations do not reflect the truth, Gülter said, “It is not possible for my mother to have danced as a Romani; this is also not true.” Gülter also mentioned that he had seen his mother approximately one and a half months before her passing.
Güllü's daughter, Tuğyan Ülkem, also joined the same program and used striking expressions. Reminding that she had given a statement to the prosecutor's office regarding allegations of illicit substances, Ülkem said, “I told the prosecutor's office as well, I am ready to give blood. I am not well right now, but I want to contribute to the process.”
