Nermin Bezmen reveals the will of her husband Tolga Savacı
TV and film actor Tolga Savacı passed away at the age of 60 following a heart attack. His wife, Nermin Bezmen, has announced his final wishes.
Actor Tolga Savacı, who lived in the USA, passed away recently due to a heart attack.
In an Instagram post announcing the news of his death, Savacı's wife Nermin Bezmen wrote, "My heart is bleeding! I have lost my giant-hearted beloved. He set off on his journey to eternity so suddenly. I am lost between heaven and earth, between fires and ice. My dear Sibel, Zeynep Savacı, my dear children Pamira, Cazım, Ariella, Shawn, and my dear grandchildren Pia, Shaya, and Luna are experiencing our deep pain."
HIS WILL HAS BEEN REVEALED
Nermin Bezmen announced that, in accordance with his will, her husband will be laid to rest in the USA.
Savacı will be laid to rest on Saturday in the state of New Jersey.
WHO IS TOLGA SAVACI?
Tolga Savacı was born on May 6, 1963, in Istanbul. His older sister is the former model Sibel Savacı. He also has a sister named Zeynep Savacı. He graduated from the French College.
In 1983, he went to Italy to receive modeling training. He worked as a model in Italy, Germany, and France for two years and played water polo.
In 1985, he starred in his first film, "Arzu," alongside Banu Alkan, and subsequently appeared in the films "Tapılacak Kadın" and "Sekreter" with Hülya Avşar. In his youth, he was also a motorcycle racer for a time.
Tolga Savacı passed away on February 26, 2024.
News Source: 12punto
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