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Marriage Rumors Swirl Around Sibel Can and Emir Sarıgül

From Cumhuriyet · () Turkish

Translated from Turkish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Reports claim that singer Sibel Can and businessman Emir Sarıgül are preparing to marry on September 17.
  • The reports also allege that Sarıgül’s father, Mustafa Sarıgül, now supports the couple’s decision, reversing an earlier reported stance.
  • The couple has not officially commented on the claims.

Sibel Can and businessman Emir Sarıgül, who have kept their long-running relationship largely out of the spotlight, are once again at the center of marriage rumors. Reports in the Turkish entertainment press claim the couple is preparing to marry.

According to MagazinBurada, Can and Sarıgül are expected to sit at the wedding table on September 17. The couple has frequently drawn attention through reports about their holidays together and private life, but neither has publicly confirmed the latest claim.

The reports also suggest a change in the Sarıgül family’s position. Earlier in the relationship, it was alleged that Mustafa Sarıgül did not view his son’s relationship positively. More recently, reports have claimed that he has changed his stance and supports the couple’s alleged marriage plans.

Television presenter Ece Erken previously fueled similar speculation. “I say this clearly, based on what I learned from the Sarıgül family. Sibel Can and Emir Sarıgül will get married in Miami in the summer,” she said. It remains unclear whether the couple will issue an official statement.

I say this clearly, based on what I learned from the Sarıgül family. Sibel Can and Emir Sarıgül will get married in Miami in the summer.

· Ece ErkenThe television presenter previously commented on reports that the couple planned to marry.
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