Deniz Akkaya reveals the biggest problem in the country
Deniz Akkaya, who recently made headlines with her statements regarding her daughter, has now shared a post about the country's economy.
In recent weeks, Deniz Akkaya had disclosed on her social media account a dispute she had with A.Ö., her daughter from her marriage to businessman Efe Önbilgin.
Following the dispute, her daughter, whom she had sent to the Child Protection Agency to avoid being in the same house, was placed under state protection.
After these events, Efe Önbilgin filed a lawsuit to take custody of his 15-year-old daughter from Deniz Akkaya. In the first hearing, Önbilgin was granted temporary custody of his daughter so she could stay with him during the summer vacation.
THIS TIME, A POST ABOUT THE COUNTRY'S ECONOMY
Deniz Akkaya has now drawn attention with a post she made regarding the country's economic situation. Sharing the economic criticism made by a friend living abroad during their vacation in Turkey, Akkaya used the following expressions:
"I spoke with a friend who came to Bodrum yesterday. They have three children. Their financial situation is quite good. They live abroad. In Toronto...
That is also a quite expensive city!
However, they said Bodrum is more expensive. They said they are not eating out.
I don't know where this will end. On social media platforms, it is not this, but completely different nonsense that is on the agenda.
I think the biggest problem in the country right now is this, new taxes and the high cost of living.

News Source: 12punto
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