Özcan Deniz: I won’t get into that matter anymore

Özcan Deniz, who has recently been in the spotlight due to family problems, announced some time ago that his brother, Ercan Deniz, had betrayed him. This well-known singer and actor was seen in the İstinye area of Istanbul with his wife Samar Dadgar and their son Kuzey. When asked by reporters about the issue, Deniz simply said: "I’m tired, there’s nothing left to say, everything is in the hands of the court, there’s no point in talking."

Family moments in İstinye

Özcan Deniz was seen at İstinyePark shopping mall with Samar Dadgar and their son Kuzey. In response to reporters asking about the reason for their presence, he said he had brought his son to the cinema to watch a movie.

Reaction to the passing of Volkan Konak

Deniz also reacted to the news of Volkan Konak’s passing, who died of a heart attack on stage on the first day of Eid, and said:

"Friends, we all have hidden stress. The stage is generally a stressful place; sleeplessness, poor nutrition, external factors and so on... We were very upset. May God have mercy on him."

Family disputes still in court

For a while, the family disputes between Özcan Deniz and his brother, who had accused him of money laundering, have been covered in the media. In another statement about the matter, Deniz said:

"I won’t get into that matter anymore. I’m tired, there’s nothing left to talk about. Everything is being handled in court, and there’s no point in discussing it."

Impact of the situation on the family

When asked whether these events had affected his family, he replied:

"How could it not affect? Of course, it affected everyone, but there’s nothing we can do."

No contact with his mother during Eid

Later, reporters asked him if he had contacted his mother, Kadriye Deniz, during Eid, and he replied:

"No, I didn’t call, thank you."

Romantic moments while waiting for the car

While waiting for his car, Özcan Deniz spent romantic moments with his wife Samar Dadgar and hugged her. These moments were also captured by the reporters’ cameras.