Where Buse Terim and Volkan Bahçekapılı got divorced has been revealed

The 10-year marriage of Fatih Terim's daughter, Buse Terim, and businessman Volkan Bahçekapılı has come to an end. The uncontested divorce case filed by Terim on the grounds of 'irretrievable breakdown of the marital union' was heard yesterday. The couple did not attend the hearing at the Istanbul Courthouse yesterday, and the case was postponed. However, it has emerged that the divorce cases filed there were intended to mislead.

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Where Buse Terim and Volkan Bahçekapılı got divorced has been revealed

Surprising news has come from the famous couple Buse Terim and Volkan Bahçekapılı, who have been married for 10 years.

Terim and Bahçekapılı, who joined their lives in 2014, have divorced.

The uncontested divorce case filed by Buse Terim on the grounds of "irretrievable breakdown of the marital union" was heard yesterday at 10:15 AM at the Istanbul Beykoz Courthouse.

THEY DIVORCED ELSEWHERE

Buse Terim and Volkan Bahçekapılı, who have two daughters, divorced in a single session. However, they did not divorce in Istanbul as previously thought, but in a completely different place.

Buse Terim and Volkan Bahçekapılı filed three lawsuits to mislead.

The couple, who filed three separate divorce cases at the Istanbul 3rd Family Court on March 25, did not attend the hearing at the Istanbul Courthouse yesterday, and the case was postponed. However, it has emerged that the divorce cases filed there were intended to mislead.

The couple divorced in a single session by mutual agreement at the Marmara Ereğlisi Courthouse.

'OUR DAUGHTERS WILL ALWAYS BE OUR PRIORITY'

Buse Terim said the following after the divorce:

"We have decided to end our marriage, which we realized we could not resolve through compromise. Our daughters, the gift of our marriage, will always be our priority. We expect you to respect our family's privacy during this difficult transition period..."