Sabancı family responds to divorce rumors with a photo
Rumors that Hacı Sabancı and Nazlı Sabancı were going to separate had been making headlines. The family has responded to the claims with a photo.
Rumors that Hacı Sabancı, a prominent member of the Sabancı family, and his wife Nazlı Sabancı were going to divorce have been frequently discussed in tabloid circles in recent days. The development that sparked the claims began when a woman named F.D. alleged that Hacı Sabancı was the father of her 3-year-old son, Uzay.
The fact that the child's birth date was recorded as 2021, the same year Hacı Sabancı married Nazlı Sabancı, had been a major topic of conversation. Following a paternity suit filed during this process, a DNA test definitively confirmed that young Uzay is the biological son of Hacı Sabancı.

IT WAS CLAIMED THEY WOULD DIVORCE
Following these developments, claims that Nazlı Sabancı would end her marriage to her husband frequently appeared in the media. However, the Sabancı couple has denied these allegations.
Hacı Sabancı, who is on vacation in Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, put an end to the divorce rumors by sharing a photo taken with his wife, Nazlı Sabancı, on his social media account. The post was interpreted by his followers as a message that their "happy marriage continues."
THEY HAVE 1 DAUGHTER
Hacı and Nazlı Sabancı, who tied the knot in 2021, had a daughter named Arzu Alara in 2023.

News Source: 12punto
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