Derya Tuna and İbrahim Tatlıses started to fall in love in 1983 and separated their ways after 18 years of togetherness. Derya Tuna, who stated that she took the stage in a casino in Yenikapı when she met the famous Turkish singer, said that she was one of the first models in Turkey.
“I’M NOT WELDING MY BRIDE”
The actress, who married the singer son İdo Tatlıses to the model Yasemin Şefkatli in October 2011, said, “I’m glad I’m İdo’s mother. Their happiness makes me happy, too. I love my bride like my daughter. “Let them be happy, that’s enough for me,” he said.
“EVEN I LOOK AT A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN”
Derya Tuna made the following statement that will create a discussion on a question asked:
“I don’t think men are to blame for debauchery. Even I look back at a beautiful woman. Ladies shouldn’t be angry with me, but if there is no action from the woman, there is nothing the man can do.”
Tuna, who became a hot topic on social media in a short time with her words about ‘debauchery’, angered her fellows and received reaction comments.
“NO SITUATIONS SO DIFFICULT”
Derya Tuna explained that she always believed that İbrahim Tatlıses, who had been treated for a long time as a result of the armed attack in 2011, will return to the stage again: There have never been situations as dire as it was written. For example, there was no such thing as not being able to speak. He always talked, even sang folk songs. We were almost sure he would be back on stage, and he did it.
“I’m ‘HOME’ SOON”
Derya Tuna, who has been with the Turkish singer İbrahim Tatlıses for a long time, who returned to the screens with the ‘İbo Show’ program and started concerts again, answered “No way” when asked if she was thinking of getting married.
Upon the insistence of the presenter Seda Akgül, Tuna said, “I am ‘home’ in fingernails. I’m looking for a house. I hope to buy a house soon,” he said.
“I DO NOT HAVE MEN’S SLIPPERS IN MY HOUSE”
Stating that she loves being single, the 57-year-old actress used the following statements:
“They say being single is a sultanate. By God, I am very comfortable. I live on one side of my house and on this side. I cook, I do not cook. Nobody says to me, ‘Get that water,’ I don’t even have men’s slippers in my house.”