Hande Erçel and Hakan Sabancı dazzle in Beirut: engagement buzz after wedding appearance
On the third night of Zein Qutami and Celio Saab's fancy wedding celebrations, Hande Erçel and her longtime boyfriend, Hakan Sabancı, got a lot of attention. The fancy event in Beirut kept getting a lot of attention for its high-end fashion, famous guests, and designer clothes. Hande's outfit on the third night was no different.
The famous Turkish actor looked stunning in a gold gown that sparkled and showed off her classic beauty and style. She looked great in the dress, which had an open top and a tight waist. The shimmering fabric that fell heavily down her back gave her whole look an ethereal touch. Hande wore her hair in soft waves and chose glowing makeup with golden tones that went with everything she wore.
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Hakan Sabancı, who was with her, looked classy in a black suit. The businessman, who usually stays out of the spotlight, looked calm and happy as he talked to guests and stood for pictures with his beautiful partner. The couple, who have been together for more than a year, seemed to be perfectly in sync and very close all night.
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It was already one of the most talked-about events of the season because it brought together well-known people from around the world and fashion stars. But Hande and Hakan's stylish outfits on the third night helped them steal the show.
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There is more and more talk about their future together with each joint show. Could these two powerful people be getting engaged soon? Hande and Hakan haven't said anything about the reports, but their public appearances and relationship speak for themselves.
They are still one of the most stylish and admired celebrity pairs in Turkey, and they know how to make any room brighter when they walk in.
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