News about Tamer Hassan

On Friday, Tamer Hassan was relieved to announce that his family in Turkey has been found and is safe and well. The British-Turkish gangster movie actor, 54, feared for the worst earlier this week when he announced that members of his family's family are dead in Turkey and Syria's ruins. Tamer said it was a joy to report the news on GB News: "We had some good news yesterday that my family had been discovered, in the early hours of the morning.'

EXCLUSIVE: Belle, a London-born Turkish-Cypriot whose daughter Belle is a Love Island actress, is leading a drive to help victims. He is providing lorries with aid and will continue the convoy to the area. Mr Hassan, a mailonline reporter, said he expects to be on the ground in Turkey in 48 hours. He said he didn't know if his relatives were found or not, and he was already assisting with search efforts from his new home in Cyprus. Mr Hassan was born in New Cross, south-east London, but he considers Turkey to be his'mother country.' He is raising money online to help those in need, and he's heading to Cyprus, where he is currently resides, to help those in need. Danny Dyer, the boxer and comedian, appeared in The Football Factory, Layer Cake with Daniel Craig, and also appeared in Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins. He has appeared on television shows such as NCIS and Game of Thrones.

Mr Hassan held back tears when he announced that members of his own family's were killed in the natural disaster that has killed 17,100 people in Turkey and Syria so far. The London-born Turkish-Cypriot, a close friend of Danny Dyer and Ray Winstone, whose daughter Belle, is a Love Island star, is now leading a drive to raise £100,000 to help with the humanitarian crisis. He is already supplying lorries with food and will be heading north to the crisis-ravaged region in Turkey's south-east. In a post shared by fellow stars, he told Instagram followers (left): "I'm going to put my hands under the rocks and try to push the people out.' I'm urging the entire world to help. Send what you can. They need everything. They are in dire need of us. They have nothing'. It came as Turkish communities and businesses in the United Kingdom donated products, services, and funding to support the recovery effort. Popular names, including Ayda Field (right), Robbie Williams' American-Turkish wife, took to social media to try to raise money. 'My father's homeland...Devastated to learn of the wretched earthquakes in Turkey and Syria,' she said. My heart is so heavy. My thoughts are with those affected by the tragedy.'

Mr Hassan (left), Danny Dyer and Ray Winstone's daughter Belle (together right), is a Love Island celebrity and is now leading a movement to raise £100,000 to help with the humanitarian crisis (inset). As he told Sky News, the actor, 54, tried not to cry: 'We have relatives missing.' We're not optimistic because of the cold weather... we're really worried. I have no words. We're all devastated. We have families who have been missing. I'll be heading to Turkey, and we're trying to find a route into the worst-affected areas.' Mr Hassan was born in New Cross, south-east London, but he considers Turkey to be his'mother country.' He is raising funds online to help others in need, and he's heading to Cyprus, where he is currently resides, to help those in need. When the boxer turned actor appeared in The Football Factory with Mr Dyer, he returned to Layer Cake with Daniel Craig, and later in Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins. NCIS and Game of Thrones are among his television shows. Among those affected by the tragedy are relatives of Love Island winner Ekin-Su Culculoglu, whose extended family has been forced to sleep outside after their houses were destroyed or destroyed.