Seda Sayan is leaving Turkey! The country she will live in has been revealed
It has been learned that Seda Sayan and her husband Çağlar Ökten have decided to leave Turkey. Sayan has put the villa she resides in up for sale for 7 million dollars.
Sabah columnist Bülent Cankurt wrote that Seda Sayan, who has signed a deal with a cosmetics company, will move to Dubai with her husband Çağlar Ökten.
It was stated that before moving, Sayan put the villa she resides in up for sale and wrote a farewell letter to her neighbors.
The relevant part of Bülent Cankurt's article is as follows:
“Seda Sayan is leaving Turkey with her husband Çağlar Ökten, who is 25 years her junior and whom she married in April 2022! The famous artist has signed a deal with a cosmetics company and has therefore decided to settle in Dubai with her husband. Real estate mogul Seda Sayan, who is said to own more than 30 valuable properties, is selling the villa she lives in for this reason.
I learned that Ms. Seda is asking for 7 million dollars for the villa located in the luxury complex in Sarıyer, where she moved with her husband last year and spent a fortune on its decoration.
However, before going to a real estate agent to put her villa on the market, Ms. Seda wrote a letter to her neighbors and said, "priority is yours"! I take my hat off to the respect Ms. Seda showed her neighbors, her thoughtfulness, and her naivety, as she wrote in the letter to her neighbors: "We are selling our house, which we lived in with great love and put effort into every inch of. We wanted to inform you, thinking that the priority is the right of you, our neighbors."
News Source : 12punto
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