Tuğba Ekinci complains about Esra Erol and Seda Sayan to Emine Erdoğan: 'I am in shock now!'
Singer Tuğba Ekinci has complained about the programs of Esra Erol and Seda Sayan to Emine Erdoğan, the wife of AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
Singer Tuğba Ekinci, who was one of the most popular names of a period with her song "O Şimdi Asker," has been drawing attention recently with her social media posts and statements.
Reacting to television programs, Tuğba Ekinci targeted Esra Erol and Seda Sayan. Ekinci addressed Emine Erdoğan by sharing some moments from Esra Erol's program.
"WHY ARE YOU KEEPING THESE?"
Complaining about Erol, the singer drew attention by saying, "Why are you keeping these? Why do the directors in the relevant authorities regarding our televisions allow these? I want to come and talk about these in person now. Because I am in shock now!"

There were those who supported Tuğba Ekinci's words, as well as those who criticized them.
"EMPTY FORMATS FOR MONEY"
Ekinci later shared a post about Seda Sayan and wrote the following:
"The end of the road. I cannot be useful to you in art and culture; the opportunities I have are only enough to present myself. Take those who have the greatest opportunities as well. It is clear how much they think of you; they are the same people for eight generations, and these are empty, regressive formats made for money. It is a great pity. They should not take offense, but they should stop making work in the style of Seda Sayan and Esra Erol and abandon these bad formats."

News Source: 12punto
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