Artist Funda Arar: 'Fathers should cover children's expenses after divorce'
Artist Funda Arar, known for unforgettable albums such as Sevda Yanığı, Zamanın Eli, and Sevgilerde, was spotted in Nişantaşı the other day. Arar expressed her views on the 'alimony' controversy.
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Speaking about the recently debated high alimony controversy, Funda Arar said, "It is a situation that is at everyone's own discretion. After a divorce, if the children are with the mother, fathers should also take an interest and cover their expenses."
WHO IS FUNDA ARAR?
Funda Arar stepped into the music world professionally with her album "Sevgiler," released in 2000. Making a major breakthrough with the album's lead song, Necip Fazıl Kısakürek's poem "Kaldırımlar," Arar quickly became one of the most beloved artists in Turkish pop music.
Throughout her career, Arar has released nine studio albums, one duet album, and one remix album. Songs from these albums such as "Seni Düşünürüm," "Neyse," "Aşka İnanmıyorum," "Yalnız," "Gönül Yarası," "Al Sevgilim," and "Çok Aşığım" received great acclaim.
Funda Arar is an artist who has made significant contributions to Turkish pop music with her powerful voice and interpretation. The artist won the "Best Breakthrough Artist" award from the Magazine Journalists Association in 2002, the "Best Female Pop Artist" award at the Kral Music Awards in 2003, and the "Best Female Pop Artist" award at the 10th Kral TV Video Music Awards in 2004.