02.11.2026 13:50
Hakkı Bulut, one of the important figures of arabesque music, answered the question that was wondered about his will. The master artist stated that he did not prepare a will and said he believed his children would not have a disagreement over inheritance. "I do not write a will, and there is no need for me to write one. No one says 'let's share my father's property,' they never open their mouths." he said.
One of the beloved names of arabesque music, Hakkı Bulut, this time drew attention not with his songs but with his statement about his family and legacy.
The master artist, who was a guest on Yasemin Bozkurt's program, answered the question about whether he had prepared a will. Bulut stated that he had not prepared any will.
HIS WORDS ABOUT HIS CHILDREN DREW ATTENTION
Expressing that he trusted his children regarding inheritance, Hakkı Bulut stated that he believed there would be no dispute in his family for this reason. "I don’t write a will, and there is no need for me to write one. No one says ‘let’s share my father’s property’; they never open their mouths." The artist’s statement revealed his trust in his children against possible disputes that could arise over the sharing of inheritance.
HE ALSO TOUCHED ON THE TENSION HE EXPERIENCED WITH HIS SON YEARS AGO
In the program, Hakkı Bulut also spoke about the domestic tension he experienced with his son Özbey Bulut in the past, which was reflected on television screens.
In the incident in 2007, harsh words were exchanged between father and son. Clarifying the matter years later, the artist said that his relationship with his son was now good. He stated that what happened at that time was exaggerated due to ratings concerns on the television program.
HE HAD BEEN TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL IN RECENT DAYS
The master artist had been taken to the hospital after falling ill while performing in Beylikdüzü, Istanbul, on October 24. His manager İrfan Gün had stated that Bulut was taken to the hospital due to high blood pressure and that his health condition was good. The artist was later discharged.