A Turkish woman has reportedly filed legal action claiming she may be the biological daughter of U.S. President Donald Trump, an allegation that has drawn international media attention but remains unproven and has not been supported by publicly verified evidence.
The woman, identified in court documents as 55-year-old Necla Ćzmen, alleges she was born in 1970 in Turkey and originally registered as the daughter of Sati and Dursun Ćzmen. However, she claims she later learned she may have been adopted and that her biological origins were concealed from her for decades.
According to her statements, she became aware of the possibility of an adoption in 2017 after what she describes as a family revelation. She further alleges that a so-called ābaby swapā may have taken place in a Turkish hospital at the time of her birth, suggesting that she was mistakenly or deliberately exchanged with another newborn. These claims have not been independently substantiated.
Ćzmenās petition further asserts that her biological mother may have had a connection with Donald Trump, leading her to believe he could be her father. She claims that a woman she refers to as āSophiaā allegedly gave her up shortly after birth and referenced Trump in connection with her parentage, including showing a photograph at the time. The details of these allegations remain unclear and have not been verified by any official records or DNA evidence.
In her public comments to Turkish media, Ćzmen has stated that she does not intend to cause harm or controversy and that her primary goal is to determine the truth about her identity. She has requested a DNA test to confirm or rule out any biological relationship with the U.S. president, saying she would welcome communication if the matter is investigated further.
However, the case has already faced legal challenges. A court reportedly rejected her initial filing, citing insufficient evidence to proceed. Despite this, Ćzmen is said to be appealing the decision and has also submitted petitions to courts in the United States in an effort to continue pursuing the claim.
Donald Trump has not publicly responded to the allegations. He is widely known to have five children from his three marriages, and his family life has been extensively documented in public records and media coverage.
At this time, the claims made by Ćzmen remain unverified, and no legal or scientific confirmation has been presented to support the allegation of a biological connection to the U.S. president.
