She was criticized for not going to the funeral! Ebru Sahin: I find such things very shameful

Actor Akın Akınözü's mother Özlem Akınözü passed away after succumbing to the disease she had been struggling with for a long time. Many famous names attended the funeral of the beloved actor's mother. Eyes were looking for his former co-star Ebru Şahin. Şahin spoke for the first time on the subject.

Özlem Akınözü (60), the mother of actor Akınözü, who starred in projects such as 'Sensiz Olmuyor', 'Karagül' and 'Deliha 2', succumbed to cancer, which she had been fighting for a long time.

HE COULD NOT HOLD BACK TEARS

The famous actor, who attended the funeral prayer to bid farewell to his mother, could not hold back his tears. His fellow actors did not leave Akın Akınözü alone on this painful day.

Özlem Akınözü, the daughter of the veteran actor Süreyya Arın, who was born on October 13, 1964, in Ankara, was buried today at Yeni Ayazağa Cemetery following the funeral prayer held at Vadistanbul Mosque in the afternoon.

HIS CO-STAR DID NOT ATTEND

At the funeral, people were looking for Ebru Şahin, who shared the lead role with Akın Akınözü in the series "Hercai."  The fact that Şahin did not attend the funeral, and did not express her condolences, and instead Hande Erçel, whom she had never met, attended the funeral, became a topic of discussion on social media. Comments on Şahin's Instagram page included, "Even Hande Erçel, who had never met Akın, was there. Where were you?"

SPOKE FOR THE FIRST TIME

Ebru Şahin addressed for the first time the issue of not attending the funeral. According to MagazinBurada, she said, "I was out of town when I heard the news and immediately offered my condolences." She also mentioned that she found it pointless to make a social media post about it.

I DON'T BELIEVE IN THIS MUCH

"Honestly, talking about such matters doesn't feel right or meaningful to me. When I heard the news, I was out of town and immediately offered my condolences directly. I find it more appropriate to address it directly to the concerned party. I don't understand if sharing it on social media makes it more legitimate or real for people. I don't believe in that, to be honest.