Actress Burcu Kıratlı aka Gökçe Hatun from Turkish historical series ‘Diriliş: Ertuğrul‘ has tied the knot with a Turkish singer. She took to her Instagram account to share gorgeous photos from her wedding.
Burcu Kıratlı has been shown a lot of love and support in Pakistan. The Turkish show, Ertugrul, started airing in Pakistan last year. And since then, the public has fallen head over heels for the cast. Gökçe Hatun isn’t any different – the star has received massive support from her Pakistani stars.
She has also been seen modeling for bridal shoots, representing big-name Pakistani brands. Much like other Turkish actresses, Burcu has also shown her love and appreciation for the country.
Recently, the 31-year-old tied the knot with a Turkish singer Sinan Akçıl. The 38-year-old is a famous composer, singer-songwriter, and record producer in the country. He is of Albanian descent from Kosovo.
Gökçe Hatun ties the knot
Let’s take a look at the couple’s wedding photos:
Burcu Kıratlı is a famous, award-winning Turkish actress. Her most recent roles in Peri Masalı and Aşk ve Mavi have won the public’s heart.
Gökçe Hatun looks extremely gorgeous as a bride. What do you think of her wedding photos? Share your views in the comments section.
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