Threatening messages from Batuhan's family to Acun Ilıcalı on Survivor!
On Survivor All Star, Batuhan Karacakaya's family sent harsh messages to Acun Ilıcalı following the incidents with Hikmet Tuğsuz. The family announced they would file a criminal complaint against Hikmet.
Tensions have been rising in recent days on the Survivor All Star competition. The argument between Hikmet Tuğsuz and Batuhan Karacakaya has gone beyond the competition and turned into a major crisis. Acun Ilıcalı drew attention with his statements at the Emergency Council.

REACTION FROM BATUHAN'S FAMILY
The tension, which began last week when Hikmet threw sand at Batuhan, grew even further at the council. In his statement at the council, Hikmet said, 'If it weren't for Volkan's elbow, I would have hit Batuhan.' While these words drew a major backlash, Hikmet only received a warning.
Batuhan Karacakaya's family reacted harshly to the fact that Hikmet was not punished. Acun Ilıcalı shared the threatening messages he received from Batuhan's family with the public and stated that he did not accept this situation. The family announced that they would file a criminal complaint against Hikmet.
A FIRST IN SURVIVOR HISTORY
Expressing that he was saddened by the events, Acun Ilıcalı said that the accusations directed at him by Batuhan's family were a situation he had encountered for the first time in the 15-year history of Survivor. Whether Batuhan will continue in the competition will become clear in line with the decisions to be made during this process.
News Source: 12punto
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