Metin Akpınar's daughter Duygu Nebioğlu: 'They made my mother Suphiye Orancı do a lot of things'
Metin Akpınar's daughter, Duygu Nebioğlu, has made statements that are set to cause a stir. Nebioğlu stated, "Those big, important men didn't just have relationships with my mother, Suphiye Orancı. They made her do a lot of things. A second part is coming."
Metin Akpınar was revealed to have twin daughters, Duygu and Sevgi Nebioğlu, from a relationship he had in 1987 with Suphiye Orancı.
Orancı's other daughter, Dilara Gülaltan, took the matter to a different level by filing a paternity suit against journalist Uğur Dündar.
Duygu Nebioğlu, the daughter of Metin Akpınar, who has been on Turkey's agenda, has now made new allegations.
'THEY DIDN'T JUST HAVE RELATIONSHIPS'
Targeting her father Metin Akpınar and Uğur Dündar without naming them, Nebioğlu stated, "Those big, important men didn't just have relationships with my mother, Suphiye Orancı. They made her do a lot of things. A second part is coming."
Continuing her remarks, the young woman said, "Is it that easy to smear women? Do you think only the lives of 4 children were ruined? The truth will come out. It won't be long now..."
?? Metin Akpınar's daughter, who appeared years later, Duygu Nebioğlu, made striking statements. Nebioğlu stated, "Those big, important men didn't just have relationships with my mother, Suphiye Orancı. They made her do a lot of things. A second part is coming soon." pic.twitter.com/kfeLFSkFf5
— 12punto (@12puntocomtr) April 20, 2024
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