Devrim Özkan

Film and television series actress, and model. Born on September 2, 1998, in Muğla, Turkey (raised in Bodrum). She studied Theater Arts at the Faculty of Fine Arts at Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University, but put her academic degree on hold after relocating to Istanbul to pursue her rapidly ascending acting career. Devrim Özkan is one of the most brilliant, highly captivating, and fashionable leading actresses of the new generation in Turkish entertainment. She made her official television debut in 2017 with the drama series "Rüya" (Dream). She quickly caught the public eye with her supporting performance as Havva in the legendary historical epic "Wounded Love" (Vatanım Sensin), which led to her first major career breakthroughs as the female lead Feride in the romance series "Vuslat" (2019–2020) and a prominent role in the hit crime action drama "Ramo". Her ultimate global career breakthrough and massive international stardom, extensively covered across major media platforms like Onedio, Sinemalar, and Beyazperde, came with her outstanding performance as Songül Celasun in the hit drama series "Gelsin Hayat Bildiği Gibi" (2022–2023). She fully solidified her elite screen status with the leading role in the heavy drama series "Ne Gemiler Yaktım". Her international profile continues to grow rapidly on global cinema charts like elCinema. Interesting facts: She has a strong athletic background, having practiced judo for many years, which allows her to easily perform physical stunts in action-heavy roles. She is a passionate, high-profile supporter of the Galatasaray football club and a regular attendee at their stadium. Beyond the screen, she holds a deep passion for oil painting, contemporary music, playing tennis, and high-fashion modeling. Known for her strong work ethic and vibrant public persona, she spends her leisure time working in her painting studio, focusing on fitness development, and traveling. Marital Status: Single (maintains a high-profile, widely publicized romantic relationship with the famous Uruguayan footballer Lucas Torreira, who plays for Galatasaray).