Ferdi Tayfur, who won hearts with his hit songs such as “İçim Yanar”, “Bana Sor”, “Yaktı Beni”, “An Enough That Remembers”, “I Miss You Too”, “Sabahçı Kahvesi” and “Don’t Wonder You”, was treated at the age of 79. He died in the hospital.
Famous names of the art world and his fans flocked to the hospital after the news of his death.
HIS WILL WAS REVEALED
The will of Ferdi Tayfur, who has recently had problems with his daughter Tuğçe Tayfur, has also been revealed.
The expressions Tayfur used regarding his will in an interview he gave in recent years came to the fore again on social media.
‘MY CHILDREN DID NOT MAKE THOSE SONGS, I DID IT’
In his speech regarding his will, Tayfur used the following statements regarding the copyrights of his songs:
“When I am alive and when I die, I will sing my songs so that everyone can listen to them without paying. Because my children or my heirs did not make those songs. I made those songs and I made them so that the people could hear them and benefit from them.”
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HE WAS IN COURT WITH HIS DAUGHTER
-It was claimed that Tuğçe Tayfur, who got married shortly after meeting Muhammet Aydın and gave birth to her second child, had problems with her father after marriage.
The master artist, who lives a secluded life and did not attend his daughter’s wedding, confused people with his post on his social media account.
DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHY I QUIT AND RUN AWAY?
“Do you understand now why I left and ran away?” from the artist’s Instagram account. He shared the message.
Without naming her, Tuğçe Tayfur targeted her father’s press advisor, Şirin Gözalıcı, and conveyed the message, not her father’s; He claimed that his assistant Şirin Gözalıcı wrote it.
EVERYONE DOES WHAT HE DOES TO HIS OWN
In the video he shared, Ferdi Tayfur said that the message belonged to him and replied, “Whoever does anything, does it to himself.”
Ferdi Tayfur and his daughter Tuğçe Tayfur were last sued due to an argument they had in the summer months. Due to the surname crisis between the two, Tayfur forbade his daughter from using his surname.
