The truth about Dilan Polat has emerged!
Dilan Polat and her husband Engin Polat, who face allegations of money laundering and tax evasion, remain at the center of social media discourse. It has emerged that Dilan Polat, known as a photographer for celebrities' births, once lived in a shanty house in Ataşehir. Artist Yeliz Yeşilmen made statements about Polat's past that are set to stir controversy.
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Artist Yeliz Yeşilmen has revealed unknown and curious facts about Dilan Polat, who has become a major topic of conversation in Turkey.
Yeşilmen stated that Dilan Polat once lived in a shanty house and that after achieving fame, she began to ignore her close friends, including herself.
'THEY WERE NOT RICH AT ALL'
Making statements that are bound to make an impact, Yeşilmen confessed: "Dilan was a baby, child, and birth photographer I met years ago to take photos of my children. She was living in a one-room shanty house in Ataşehir. They were not rich at all as a family. I used to go over to her place for meals.
She was even using her own room as a studio. I provided her with advertising support for many years. Later, she opened a beauty salon. Even though I didn't have any procedures done, I gave her advertising support."
'BECOMING A PRISONER OF FAME AND MONEY...'
Continuing her remarks, Yeşilmen said, "As Dilan reached better positions over the years, she stopped calling me. I sent her products from my cosmetic brand, but she did not support me on her social media accounts. We even had an argument when she said her own brand came first. I told her, 'Only God does not fall! Take care of yourself,' but I couldn't get her to listen.
Both she and her sister Sıla Doğu became prisoners of fame and money and lost themselves. I am sad about the situation both of them are in now, but you reap what you sow," she said, revealing the unknown facts.
ASSETS SEIZED
The assets of Dilan Polat and her husband Engin Polat, who have recently been in the news due to armed attacks on their businesses and allegations of tax evasion, have been seized. Furthermore, the assets of their first and second-degree relatives have also been seized.
A report by the Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK) regarding the couple, who are also under a travel ban, had previously emerged. The report stated that there were suspicious relationships between companies and that attempts were made to reduce the tax base by issuing fake invoices.