She had a heart attack... Nihal Candan's father broke his silence: 'My daughter does not want to live'

Nihal Candan, who is known for the “Here is My Style” competition, is going through a difficult process. Candan, who lost 25 kilos due to anorexia, was recently admitted to the intensive care unit of a state hospital. Father Hakan Candan, who was deeply saddened by his daughter’s condition, had a heart attack.

Nihal Candan, who was treated for anorexia and had lost significant weight, had been struggling with health problems for a long time. According to information obtained, it was also claimed that she resisted her family before being admitted to intensive care.

Deeply saddened by his daughter's health condition, father Hakan Candan had a heart attack and was taken to hospital. Candan, who had two angiograms, is currently resting at home.

Hakan Candan, who has kept quiet until now, shared his feelings by calling the program “Neler Oluyor Hayat” broadcast on Kanal D today. Answering the questions of Hakan Ural and Ferda Yıldırım, Candan said the following:

"My daughter does not want to live. It is true that I had a heart attack. I had two angiograms and I am currently in the recovery phase. That is why I could not take care of my daughter Nihal very much. This situation has created a false perception in the public opinion about me, such as 'I do not care about my daughter'. I am very sorry."

Stating that she did not want them to participate in competition programs, Candan continued her words as follows:

“I told them to stay away from the media and such platforms. But in the end, they had their own will, I couldn’t make them listen. I felt very uncomfortable, but despite doing my best, it wasn’t enough. The point we have reached today is obvious. Nihal’s condition is very serious. Her life is still at risk. She doesn’t want to live. What she has experienced has deeply affected her. Her psychology has deteriorated a lot. Her marriage, her husband, the processes she has gone through… Everything came together.”