“I Never Liked What I Saw in the Mirror” | #ABtalks with Melisa Aslı Yazıcı | Chapter 255
June 30, 2026
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as posted by the channel“When I looked in the mirror, I always found something that I didn't like.” Turkish-Dutch actress, model, and Miss Turkey 2011 Melisa Aslı Yazıcı, known for Karagül, Kızıl Goncalar, Love Tactics, and as the wife of footballer Yusuf Yazıcı, joins Anas Bukhash to look beyond the spotlight. From harsh beauty standards and years of insecurity to endless dieting and people pleasing, she reveals the woman behind the roles that often cast her as the villain. Melisa reflects on growing up between the Netherlands and Türkiye, her search for belonging, and her healing journey through motherhood and self-worth. Discover the story of a woman who finally learned to choose herself and her family.
#ABtalks is a YouTube interview show hosted by Anas Bukhash that shines a spotlight on the raw side of celebrities, influencers, and achievers as human beings.
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