Harika Avcı breaks her silence after years with a sharp warning! 'If they write anything false, I will head straight to the courthouse'
Harika Avcı, an unforgettable name in Turkish music and Yeşilçam who has lived away from the spotlight for a long time, responded sharply to allegations: “I have never had an alcohol problem. If they write anything false, I will head straight to the courthouse.”
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Harika Avcı, one of the unforgettable names in Turkish music and Yeşilçam, has broken her silence after many years. Reacting sharply to the allegations made against her, Avcı said, “I am a person of the people. Anyone who picks up a pen writes whatever they want. If I hear something that is not true, I will head straight to the courthouse.”
“I HAVE NEVER HAD AN ALCOHOL PROBLEM”
Speaking to Magazinsortie.com Editor-in-Chief Olcay Ünal Sert, Avcı also clearly denied the alcohol allegations made against her:
“I am saying this once and for all; I have never had an alcohol problem. After losing my daughter, I experienced difficulties due to the medication prescribed by the doctor. Other than that, alcohol was never involved. Today, I am better than I have ever been.”
“I AM FINANCIALLY SELF-SUFFICIENT”
Regarding the financial issues that frequently come up, the artist stated, “I was defrauded in the past, and the legal process is ongoing. But I am financially self-sufficient.”
A RETURN TO MUSIC WITH “ANILAR”
Returning to music after a 10-year hiatus with her new single titled “Anılar” (Memories), Avcı said, “I am open to innovations. This song is outside of my usual style and is a work that can also appeal to young people.”
“I HAVE MISSED THE STAGE VERY MUCH”
The artist also expressed her desire to return to the stage: “I have missed the stage very much, but the old casino era is gone. One needs to adapt to the new. It might happen in the future.”
“I DID NOT RETIRE INTO SECLUSION”
Opposing the interpretation of her long absence as “seclusion,” Avcı said, “I did not retire into seclusion. I was just waiting for the right time. I don't read what is written; I don't want to ruin my morale.”