Ayşenur Yazıcı

Born in Elazığ on September 13, 1958, Ayşenur Yazıcı grew up as the first child of an officer father from Erzurum and a teacher mother from Elazığ. After spending his early education years in different cities of Anatolia, he completed his secondary school in Paris; He graduated from Ankara's Tevfik Fikret High School.

She continued her university education at the Rhone Academy in Lyon, France, where she specialized in cosmetology and stage and cinema arts.

Yazıcı, who joined TRT in Izmir in 1983, served as technical manager and trainer at Christian Dior's Turkish representation for five years. Then, he worked in the advertising, animation and public relations department of Printemps stores, becoming one of the pioneers in introducing comprehensive cosmetic promotions to Turkey.

Yazıcı, who got married in 1984 and divorced in 1986 after 1.5 years, had a son named Kerem, born in 1986. Later, in 1989, she married Cem Yazıcı, with whom she used the same surname, but this union ended in 1996.

Ayşenur Yazıcı, who worked as an announcer and program presenter on both TRT and private channels between 1990 and 2011, won more than 50 awards during this period and received the title of "the announcer who uses Turkish best" by the Turkish Language Association. His program "Sütlü Kahve" was deemed worthy of the "TV Family Media Ethics of the Year" award after its broadcast was terminated.

He worked with world-famous make-up artist Serge Mentelet in Zülfü Livaneli's "Şahmeran" films; At the same time, she wrote articles on cosmetics, psychological tests and columns for various weekly magazines since 1990. Yazıcı wrote works such as "Life Between Bread", "Bedriye", "Women Cry", "Magic Tricks in Make-Up", "The Last 13 Days", "I Stole Your Story", "Miracle Solutions for Those Who Can't Make It to Life", "You Are the Cave Man", "Language Infidels", as well as "What Will Happen to Me?" (2022), “Hadi be Oglum” (2018), “Küstüm Çiçeği” (2010), “Sıkı Dostlar” (2009) and “Anadolu Kaplanı” (2006).

Yazıcı, who gives seminars at universities on color therapy, the effects of thought power on life and Reiki, speaks English and French.

Productions in which he took part

• Best Friends (2009) — Leyla
• The Law of Love (2014)
• Anatolian Tiger (2006) — Neriman
• No One Is Like You (2012)
• The Boss Wants a Happy Ending (2014) — Vuslat
• Come on, Son (2018) — Anniversary Woman
• Astonished Gang (2018)
• What about me? (2022) — Güzin Bal

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.