She had exposed her ex-boyfriend Sinan Akçıl without naming him: Harsh words from Ahmet Çakar to Hadise
Former referee and sports commentator Ahmet Çakar reacted harshly to Hadise recounting an incident she experienced with Sinan Akçıl in the past without mentioning his name. Accusing Hadise of being an ill-mannered and tactless woman, Çakar made scathing remarks.
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Famous singer Hadise had made highly talked-about statements regarding her private life on İbrahim Selim's YouTube program. Speaking about her past relationship without naming names, Hadise had said the following:
"A fight occurred, I left the house and went to a hotel. He followed me. In relationships, sometimes the separation process has begun, but you cannot break away. At that time, I was charging my phone with a laptop. He told me to charge his phone, so I connected it to the computer. A message popped up asking, 'Do you want to synchronize everything?' and I clicked yes. An excessive number of photos of him taken in the mirror appeared. It doesn't suit him at all. Later, I watched a video and said, 'I'm glad I watched it'"
It was understood that the person Hadise was referring to was her ex-boyfriend Sinan Akçıl, whom she was with between 2009 and 2010.
Breaking his silence after Hadise's statements that dominated the agenda, Sinan Akçıl had stated, "I don't remember the story exactly like that, but whatever. One does not speak back to a woman's words. Old books have long been closed."
"RUDE, ILL-MANNERED, GHETTO, KEZBAN..."
Former referee and sports commentator Ahmet Çakar criticized Hadise regarding the incident that occupied the tabloid agenda for a long time.
Speaking on a YouTube channel he appeared on, Çakar said the following about Hadise:
“Hadise is a rude woman. Hadise is an ill-mannered woman. From time to time, people have certain habits, certain words, certain pictures, or certain actions during these relationships that might seem contrary to society.
If Sinan Akçıl had gone on that program and said, 'I saw such and such things about Hadise that would make her jump out of her skin.' If he had questioned whether it is gentlemanly or ladylike, or honest, regarding private life.
If he had said, 'I became like a whip-master, her greatest pleasure was being whipped while making love,' everyone would be up in arms. 10 years later, I realize from this conversation just how ghetto and 'kezban' she is.”
