03.07.2026 14:10
Angelique Calvin, the daughter of Ahu Tuğba, one of the unforgettable names of Yeşilçam who passed away in 2024, made striking statements about the inheritance her mother left her. Angelique said, 'I can say she left a substantial inheritance. She has properties, a pile of income. I don't need to work at all.'
After living in the US for many years, the legacy Ahu Tuğba left to her daughter, who passed away in her Miami home on September 1, 2024, has begun to be discussed again.
In the program, Anjelik Calvin touched on her life with her mother, stating that she grew up with 5 nannies until the age of 23, had separate drivers during the week and on weekends, and traveled by private helicopters and boats.
Answering the question "Did your mother leave you a legacy you can sustain yourself with?", Calvin said, "I can say she left a hefty legacy. She has properties, she has a lot of income. I don't need to work at all. She was a woman who earned her bread by the sweat of her brow; many people ate and drank in that household. Now I am eating her bread."
"I AM KEEPING THE WILL AS A SURPRISE"
Emphasizing spirituality beyond material wealth, Calvin stated that the greatest legacy her mother left her was the Quran and prayers introducing Allah. Calvin also signaled a hidden will whose content is still unknown, saying, "There is a will; I am keeping it as a surprise."
SHE COMPLAINED ABOUT UNFAITHFULNESS
In her statements, Anjelik Calvin did not neglect to reproach her mother's circle, drawing attention to fake friendships and unfaithfulness. Emphasizing that many people who ate her mother's bread did not even attend the funeral, Calvin said, "Most of the people my mother fed and called friends for years didn't come. Her real friends saw her off on her final journey. While her body was still in the morgue, some actors who had eaten her bread for years started talking about her. That was a great unfaithfulness."
SHE DESCRIBED HER MOTHER'S FINAL DAYS
Stating that the last week before her mother's death was very heavy, Calvin described the legendary actress's final days with these words:
"She couldn't sleep at all and was feverish for no reason. She kept saying her heart ached. She had become so weak that she couldn't even hold the plate in her hand. It was as if she was experiencing death intoxication. One day she touched my arm and said, 'I will go. I know the day I will die. If anything happens to me, don't leave me here; bury me in the homeland soil,' conveying her final wish to me."