Kerem Bürsin's family embraces Hande Erçel as a member of their family.

It's been weeks since the fashionable couple officially announced that they were together, so much to the delight all Love is in the air fans. Hande Erçel and Kerem Bürsin no longer hide their love and neither do their families, who are delighted with their relationship judging by the comments on social networks. This is the case of the Bürsins, who have welcomed their new member with open arms.

Melis Bürsin, sister of the actor, does not hesitate to leave messages to her sister-in-law on her Instagram account. Faced with the announcement of their relationship, which shook the internet despite the strong rumors that had existed for months, Melis responded with fire icons. Surely she knew about the romance before it was published, as she maintains a close relationship with her parents and brother despite the fact that she lives in Canada.

On the other hand, also coinciding with the vacation in the Maldives, Cigdem Bürsin, the actor's mother, started following Hande on Instagram. This was seen as further proof that the actors were together. It seems that the family members have been quite careful about dropping hints about the possible relationship and have not interacted with Hande through these means until they confirmed the romance in a definite way.

And what do the Erçels think? It seems that the reception has been on both sides. We don't know how Hande's father will feel about his son-in-law, but Hande's sister has no problem spending time with her brother-in-law. Gamze joined Kerem and Hande on their paradisiacal break. As evidenced by the photos she posted on her Instagram account - Gamze is an 'influencer' - she shared a few days with the happy couple along with her husband and daughter, Mavi, who is her aunt's weakness.

Unlike what happens to their characters in Love is in the air, the relationship between Hande Erçel and Kerem Bürsin has no enemies, jealous ex-girlfriends, or controlling grandmothers. Everything goes smoothly and the only thing they have to contend with is the siege of reporters on the streets of Istanbul. In fiction, however, they do not find the peace they so desire.