Turkish actress, model, and beauty pageant who was crowned Miss Earth Turkey in 2014. She's best known for playing Bahar Kutlu in the TV series Söz. Before Fame She took piano and dance lessons while growing up. She graduated from the Ballet Department of Hacettepe University Ankara State Conservatory. Trivia She made her acting debut by playing the role of Elif in the 2014 TV series Medcezir. Family Life She posted a photo on Instagram with her parents in June 2017.

Did Taylor's Family Lead to Her Divorce from Brandon on 'MAFS'? (EXCLUSIVE)By Shannon RaphaelUpdated Jan. 22 2020, 10:11 a.m. ET Source: LifetimeSeason 10 of Lifetime's Married at First Sight made history when couple Brandon Read and Taylor Dunklin announced that they were getting a divorce ahead of the finale. Though many couples from the series ultimately choose to split, the cast usually must wait (per Lifetime's orders) to reveal if they will divorce the stranger they married until the six week checkpoint.

Nigerian activist, Aisha Yesufu has condemned President Muhammadu Buhari for refusing to sign the electoral act amendment bill into law. Aisha is of the opinion that signing the electoral bill into law is an opportunity for the president to leave a lasting legacy before leaving office. Naija News reports that the activist shared her thoughts via Twitter. She wrote: “Buhari doesn’t even like himself! Otherwise he would be the one championing and doing everything possible to ensure that the electoral bill is passed!

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A pro-democracy group, the Strategic Advocacy Outreach (SAO), has petitioned President Muhammadu Buhari, Chief Justice Muhammad Tanko, Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Malami Abubakar and the President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Olumide Akpata over the lingering Edo House of Assembly crisis. Naija News reports that the group stated that the Assembly crisis has left 14 elected members on the sidelines, unable to offer representation to their constituencies owing to a protracted legal hearing complicated by political disagreements.