The tension between Sahra Işık, known for her participation in the Survivor competition, and her ex-husband İdris Aybirdi has returned to the spotlight following a social media post. Işık published an audio recording on her account that she claims belongs to Aybirdi.
The couple, who married in 2019, welcomed their son, named Pamir, on June 12, 2025. Their marriage, which lasted approximately seven years, ended this year in a single hearing, and mutual accusations between the parties have surfaced following the divorce.
AUDIO RECORDING ALLEGATION BECOMES A HOT TOPIC
In the recording shared by Işık, it was reported that the man speaking makes comments about a woman's height and physique, and subsequently uses the phrase "I will plant illegal substances." It is alleged that Işık responded in the recording by saying, "I guess you are trying to become famous; I had already made you famous enough."
Sahra Işık added the note "Coming soon" to her post, signaling that she might make further statements. In her post directed at her ex-husband, she also wrote, "That child waiting for you will not forgive..." There has been no public statement from İdris Aybirdi regarding the audio recording allegation.
The tension between the ex-spouses had previously come to the agenda with allegations involving Seray Kaya. Işık had claimed that Aybirdi cheated on her with Kızılcık Şerbeti actress Seray Kaya; Aybirdi had denied this allegation. Aybirdi's announcement of his relationship with Seray Kaya on his social media account in October had reignited the controversy.
The debate over illegal substances is also not the first time it has emerged. In October, on the program Gel Konuşalım broadcast on TV8, Işık stated that her ex-husband had filed a lawsuit against her alleging that she used illegal substances and did not take care of their child; she rejected these accusations, calling them "completely baseless and very ugly slanders."
Aybirdi, on the other hand, claimed that he had not been able to see their son Pamir even via video call for four months, and stated that he would apply to RTÜK regarding the program and file a compensation lawsuit, noting that an investigation was being conducted by the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
News Source: 12punto
