Seren Şirince

Seren Şirince was born on 15 March 1991 in Kaiserslautern, Germany; her family comes from Izmir, and some Turkish sources give it as her birthplace. In 2017 she graduated from the theatre department of the Faculty of Fine Arts at Yeditepe University. In 2021 she continued her studies in the "Hagen Core" program at HB Studio and at the Stella Adler studio in New York. She began her acting career in 2012 in the series "Araf Zamanı," and in 2013 played Nazlı in the series "Aşk Emek İster." She gained wide recognition for the lead role of Ayşegül Dinç in the comedy series "İlişki Durumu: Karışık" (2015–2016) and its continuation "İlişki Durumu: Evli" (2016). She also took lead roles in the series "Seven Ne Yapmaz" (2017) and the film "Bücür" (2018, as Özge), and in 2019 played Derya Tepeli in the series "Bir Aile Hikayesi," the Turkish adaptation of the American series "This Is Us." In 2025 she appeared in the series "Çift Kişilik Oda," and in 2026 in the project "Sonunda Sen." The short film "Black Sun," in which she played the lead, won Best International Short Film at the Locarno Film Festival. On stage she played Caprice in the BKM theatre production "The Comedy About a Bank Robbery," directed by Lerzan Pamir. In 2016 she won Best Comedy Actress of the Year at the 4th Yeditepe University Dilek Awards and Most Fashionable TV Couple (Ayşegül and Can) at the 5th Fashion TV Mode Awards, and was nominated for Best TV Actress at the Ege University Media Awards. In 2019 she married Tobias Sutters.