Surprise marriage from Gamze Özçelik! She sat at the wedding table with Reshad Strik.

After making a decision about her personal life and distancing herself from acting, Gamze Özçelik, who dedicated herself to charity work and founded the Umuda Koşanlar Derneği (Running for Hope Association), got married in a surprise wedding.

ANNOUNCED BY FRIENDS

Özçelik sat at the wedding table with Reshad Strik, an Australian actor of Bosnian origin. The wedding was announced by the couple's friends. The announcement on social media included the following statement:

"Another joint article with my brother. It also included getting married on the same day. I can't thank enough... I am very happy and at the same time very sad. Although I really wanted to be there, it wasn't meant to be, but our hearts were one. May God grant unity and hope to Mecca, Medina, the African continent, and all oppressed regions, my dear. May Allah grant happiness in both worlds. May He grant a love nest like a tangled knot. I'm crying, but out of joy... Be happy for a lifetime."

COUPLE SHARES THEIR WEDDING STORY: ALHAMDULILLAH

Reshad Strik, known for his hosting on TRT Belgesel's program Ailenin Yeni Üyesi (The New Member of the Family) and his roles in the series Diriliş Ertuğrul and Filinta, shared his wedding, which took place yesterday, on his Instagram account with the expression "Alhamdulillah" and a heart emoji, while Özçelik also added her husband's post to her own story.

WHO IS RESHAD STRIK?

Reshad Strik, born on June 22, 1981, is the fourth child of a Bosnian Muslim father and an Australian Catholic mother.

Born in Canberra, Australia, Strik received acting training at the Australian Theatre and Art Academy.

In the early stages of his career, Strik acted in Australia and later went to the United States. In America, he first portrayed an American soldier named Mickey in "The Hills Have Eyes 2". He soon appeared in the music video for the famous singer Jessica Simpson's song "A Public Affair".

He played the lead role for the first time in the psychological thriller film "Don't Look Up" by Hong Kong director Fruit Chan.

In 2010, the actor went to Bosnia and Herzegovina and worked on two feature films and commercials. He took Turkish lessons for a year and also appeared in the series Diriliş Ertuğrul and Filinta.