11.11.2026 00:20
While discussions continue regarding the will of Yeşilçam's master actor Kadir İnanır, noteworthy statements came from his close friend Coşkun Sabah. The 74-year-old artist, who was spotted at a shopping mall in Istanbul, responded to the question of whether he had prepared his own will by saying, "If God does not bring accident or misfortune, we will live another 20-30 years. So there is no need for a will now." Sabah also dismissed the possibility of a dispute arising among his children over inheritance.
Famous singer Coşkun Sabah has broken his silence on the will debates. The renowned artist assessed both the idea of preparing a will and the possibility of an inheritance dispute among his children.
SPOTTED AT A SHOPPING MALL
Coşkun Sabah, one of the beloved names of Turkish music, was caught on camera at a shopping mall in Istanbul. The 74-year-old artist, known for his compositions and oud artistry, answered questions from members of the press. Sabah was asked about the issue of wills, which has recently become a topic of debate in the art world. The question, posed after discussions regarding Kadir İnanır's will, also revealed the master artist's thoughts about his own future. Sabah stated that he was not in a hurry to prepare a will and spoke about his expectations for his life.
"WE WILL LIVE ANOTHER 20-30 YEARS"
The question was asked: "The will has been very much on the agenda recently. Do you have a statement on the matter? Is your will ready?" The famous artist, however, gave a confident answer to the question. Sabah said, "If God does not bring accident or misfortune, we will live another 20-30 years. For that reason, there is no need for a will now. If there is no accident or misfortune, we will live." The 74-year-old artist's statement that he wanted to live another 20-30 years was one of the most striking details of the interview.
"THERE IS NO NEED FOR A WILL NOW"
Coşkun Sabah explained his approach to the issue of wills through his expectation of living for many more years. The artist stated that, unless an accident or unexpected situation occurs, he believes he has a long life ahead of him. Sabah, noting that it is still too early to prepare a will, said that he does not currently see this issue among his priorities. The master artist's statements also reflected his optimistic approach to the future. Sabah stated that, although the issue of wills has come up, he does not feel the need for such preparation on his own behalf.
HE ALSO RESPONDED TO INHERITANCE DEBATES
In the interview, not only the issue of wills but also possible inheritance disputes among artists' children were discussed. Upon the reporters' words, "There is usually this kind of problem among children," Coşkun Sabah explained his view regarding his family briefly and clearly. Saying, "No, no, that won't happen with us," the artist stated that he did not think there would be a problem among his children because of inheritance.