02.11.2026 19:50
It was claimed that famous singer Murat Boz suffered a major loss in his fund and stock investments and therefore changed his investment advisor. Not remaining silent in the face of the claim that reached hundreds of thousands of people in a short time, Boz gave a striking response with the words, 'Oh really? Why don't I know about it?'
The famous singer Murat Boz did not remain indifferent to the claim that he lost a large amount of money in the funds and stocks he invested in. The famous singer first gave a humorous response to the rumors circulated about him, and then expressed his reaction with a more serious statement.
IT WAS ALLEGED THAT HE LOST HEAVILY IN FUNDS AND STOCKS
Murat Boz, one of the beloved names of Turkish pop music, attracted attention this time not with his songs but with a claim made about his investment life. It was alleged that the famous singer suffered serious financial losses in his fund and stock investments. In the claim made from an account, it was asserted that Boz suffered a great loss due to his investments and, as a result, changed his investment advisor. The following statements were used in the claim: "It is said that famous singer Murat Boz went bankrupt in funds and stocks. For this reason, he changed his investment advisor."
A ONE-SENTENCE RESPONSE FROM MURAT BOZ
Seeing the investment claim made about him, Murat Boz preferred a short and humorous expression instead of making a long statement. The famous singer responded by writing under the claim, "Really? Why don't I know about it?" Boz's response showed that he did not accept the rumor of financial loss put forward about him. The singer's humorous approach amounted to a direct answer to the account that made the claim.
HE SHOWED HIS REACTION IN HIS SECOND STATEMENT
Murat Boz, who used a humorous language in his first statement, later spoke about the subject for a second time. This time displaying a more serious attitude toward the claims, the singer reacted to the spread of unverified rumors. Boz expressed his discomfort with the matter with the words, "People are going through hard times; we need to stay away from gossip."