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Buse Arslan was born in Istanbul on December 29, 1992. She began her acting career in 2011 with the television series Akasya Dura. She portrayed “Berrak Tezcan” in My Kocaman Ailem, one of the shows she appeared in in 2018, and then in Kuruluş: Osman, she portrayed “Aygül Hatun.” The actress remarked on Aygül’s sharp wit and determination.
She married Kazm Akdeniz, a Turkish businessman, in 2016 and divorced in 2021. Following are some of the facts about Buse Arsalan.
8 Things You Didn’t Know About Buse Arslan
1. Acting school
She is not a self-taught actress but earned her bachelor’s degree in acting from Beykent University’s Faculty of Fine Arts and Department of Acting. And her master’s degree in film and drama acting from Kadir Has University’s Film and Drama Acting Department. [1]
2. Another profession
Apart from being an actress, she is also a famous and well-reputed model. She started her career as a model. And receive great appreciation and recognition for her modeling career as well.
3. Member of ACT
Buse Arsalan is a member of ACT. ACT is a mission-driven non-profit dedicated to assisting people in achieving educational and professional success. For her education is something very important.
4. Social person
She is very social. Her social media accounts have a sizable following. It seems like that she has managed to balance her work life with her social media life as she is quite active on her social media accounts.
5. Hobbies
Buse Arslan enjoys traveling, swimming, working out at the gym, and listening to music. She often spends her spare time doing these activities.
6. Animal lover
The actress adores horseback riding and is an animal lover. She also has several of her own pets.
7. Favorite color
White is her favorite color. She frequently posts photos of herself in white clothes with white backgrounds. She also likes red and orange.
8. Favorite food
Her favorite food is pizza and Chinese. She also loves to explore new food places and Italian restaurants.
