23.07.2026 11:02
Famous singer Seda Sayan stated that she does not agree with the saying "A man in the kitchen is sexier," calling it a "sweet trap" set by women for men. With this revelation, Sayan faced backlash from women, while making men say, "We've been deceived."
Famous singer and presenter Seda Sayan turned her peers against her with her statement about men in the kitchen made on a program she attended.
“TO MAKE MEN COOK”
The famous singer stated that she does not agree with the saying "Men in the kitchen are sexier," expressing that this is a "sweet tactic" developed by women to make men cook. Sayan's revelation quickly became a trend on social media.
WARNED MEN WITH THESE WORDS
In her assessment of the recently popular saying "Men in the kitchen are sexier," Seda Sayan also revealed how men are actually being tricked by women. The famous figure, who made this statement at the cost of facing women, warned men as well.
Approaching the issue with a humorous tone, the famous artist said, "I don't agree with this idea at all. I think you shouldn't believe it. This is a trap set by women for men. It's another way of saying 'Come cook.' Then we hype it up by saying 'How nicely you cut the tomatoes.' We women have such sweet little games sometimes."
DOES NOT ENJOY LONELINESS
Sayan, who said she loves sharing, stated that she does not enjoy spending time alone. Expressing that she always wants a friend with her when going to a nice place, Sayan said, "If I'm going to a nice place, I definitely want a friend with me. I don't like loneliness at all. If I do nothing else, I'll get married," indicating that she is among those who do not enjoy being alone.