Scandalous statement from Serdar Ortaç: I lost my left arm, I want to die now
Famous singer Serdar Ortaç, who has been battling MS for some time, stated that he lost his left arm while under house arrest. The singer, who said, "I lost my left arm while under house arrest. I had already lost my left foot due to my illness," added, "I want to die now." What is Serdar Ortaç's current condition? Here are the details...
Serdar Ortaç, for whom a prison sentence of up to 3 years is being sought in an illegal betting investigation, had been placed under house arrest. Ortaç announced that he struggled greatly during his house arrest and lost his left arm.
"I LOST MY LEFT ARM"
The famous singer, who is battling MS, said, "I lost my left arm while under house arrest. I had already lost my left leg due to my illness and was having difficulty walking, but despite that, I said, 'I will still perform my concert.'
And I was doing it. However, this gambling trouble came upon me, and I received a penalty. Because I obsessed over it so much while walking around the house with a shackle, I lost my left arm as well," he stated.
"I WILL NEVER SPEAK AGAIN"
The artist expressed that he no longer wants to speak, saying, "I will never say what is on my mind again. This is my last interview. I will never speak again. It is not worth it, it is not worth talking."
"I WANT TO DIE"
The singer continued his words as follows:
"I want to die. I want to die tomorrow. Where are the 300 thousand people who were shouting 'Serdar'? Where is the love for my music?
Please don't tell me 'You are the great Serdar Ortaç.' No one is great in this life.
Did I write 'In this era, no one is a sultan, no one is a merchant, no one is a padishah' for nothing?"
News Source : 12punto
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