10.07.2025 09:10
Tolgahan Sayışman, who gained recognition by being named Best Model of the World in 2005, has continued his rise in his acting career with a consistent path in his personal life as well. The actor, who is happily married to Almeda Abazi, is considered one of the exemplary families with his two children. In his latest post, Sayışman warned his followers to be cautious due to his children's adenovirus infection.
In 2005, Tolgahan Sayışman, who drew attention with the title of "Best Model of the World," chose to turn his path towards acting instead of remaining in modeling, opting for a completely different route. Sayışman gained significant recognition with the character 'Çınar' he portrayed in the series "Lale Devri," which aired in 2009, winning the love of millions with this role; he also solidified his success in acting with series such as "Asla Vazgeçmem," "Elveda Rumeli," and "Şeref Sözü."
Sayışman's private life is followed with as much interest as his career. The famous figure, who met Albanian-born actress and model Almeda Abazi in 2014, quickly declared his love. The couple married in a simple ceremony in Los Angeles on February 13, 2017, uniting their lives. Over time, Tolgahan and Almeda began to be referred to as a "model couple," gaining admiration for their harmonious relationship and sincere demeanor.
The couple's happiness was crowned with the birth of their son Efehan in 2019. Little Efehan occasionally appears in Sayışman's social media posts with his physical resemblance to his father and energetic demeanor. Their daughter Alina, born in 2021, draws attention with her attachment to her mother and cuteness. The couple, portraying a happy family picture with two children, frequently shares loving moments with their fans.
WARNING FROM SAYIŞMAN ABOUT ADENOVIRUS
However, this peaceful picture has been overshadowed by a recent health issue. Tolgahan Sayışman announced on his social media account that his children have been going through tough days due to adenovirus: "We have been dealing with adenovirus for 10 days. Be careful to protect your children. Unfortunately, there is no specific medication for this virus, and antibiotics do not work. However, it can be overcome with immunity. We are trying to support the process with plenty of fluids, adequate rest, and fever reducers."