Sinan Akçıl pretends not to know Tuba Ünsal! Their exchange becomes a hot topic
A 'Gaza' tension occurred between singer Sinan Akçıl and actress Tuba Ünsal at a digital streaming platform's launch event.
A tension between two celebrities occurred at the launch event for TRT's digital channel, Tabii. Sinan Akçıl, who performed at the event, received a negative reaction from the host, actress and former model Tuba Ünsal, for singing after mentioning Gaza.

Ünsal stated, "I didn't think it was right to hold a moment of silence there and then dance." Sinan Akçıl's decision to ignore Tuba Ünsal during his statements on the matter drew attention.
HE PRETENDED NOT TO KNOW HER
Responding to questions from the press on the subject at the end of the event, Sinan Akçıl said, "Am I supposed to ask her where I should speak? I don't even know who she is," pretending not to recognize the famous actress.

The full statement from Sinan Akçıl is as follows:
"I wanted to mention Gaza during such a live broadcast. I don't know who the host girl is, I don't know her name, but she said, 'He mentioned Gaza first, then danced.' I am not going to ask her where I should talk about Gaza. I don't know her, but I think she is talking nonsense.
I spoke first and then sang the song 'Fark Atıyor'. I don't understand what that has to do with it."
Later, upon learning that the host was Tuba Ünsal, Akçıl said, "She has changed a lot, that's why I couldn't recognize her."
News Source: 12punto
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