04.01.2025 02:20
The master artist and prominent figure of Arabesque music, Ferdi Tayfur, had a long-standing estrangement with his daughter Tuğçe Tayfur. She fell ill while visiting the Zincirlikuyu Funeral Home to see her father for the last time.
Master artist Ferdi Tayfur passed away in the hospital where he was being treated in Antalya. The sad news of the master artist has plunged his fans and the art world into mourning. After Ferdi Tayfur's death, all eyes were on his daughter Tuğçe Tayfur, with whom he had been estranged for a long time. Tuğçe Tayfur went to the Zincirlikuyu Funeral Home in the evening hours to see her father for the last time.
"YOU SEPARATED ME FROM MY FATHER"
It was observed that Tuğçe Tayfur, who fainted at the Funeral Home while trying to see her father for the last time, went into a crying fit. It was heard that Tayfur said while crying, "You separated me from my father, I am left all alone here, father."
"TEARS NEVER CEASED FOR A MOMENT"
Tuğçe Tayfur's close friend Murat Uçmaz shared videos of Tuğçe on his social media account, stating, "My dear friend's tears never ceased for a moment. She is struggling to stand with needles."
FERDİ TAYFUR WILL BE BURIED TOMORROW
A funeral ceremony will be held for the master artist on Saturday, January 4, at the Atatürk Cultural Center. Tayfur's funeral will be held after the afternoon prayer at Levent Barbaros Hayrettin Paşa Mosque, and he will be laid to rest at Yeniköy Cemetery. Tayfur's press advisor Şirin Gözalıcı made a statement regarding the funeral ceremony on social media. Gözalıcı stated, "Correction: Due to high attendance, the funeral prayer for Mr. Ferdi Tayfur will be held at Levent Barbaros Hayrettin Paşa Mosque after the memorial ceremony." In a previous statement, it was mentioned, "The funeral prayer for Mr. Ferdi Tayfur will be held at Emirgan Çınaraltı Mosque after the memorial ceremony scheduled for Saturday at 12:00 at the Atatürk Cultural Center, and he will be buried in the family cemetery in Yeniköy after the afternoon prayer."