Overview
- Necla Ozmen, 55, says she is the biological daughter of U.S. President Donald Trump and is seeking to prove paternity.
- Ozmen’s initial petition, filed on September 25 at the 27th Family Court of Ankara, was rejected for insufficient evidence.
- She says she has appealed the Ankara decision and has asked the U.S. Embassy in Turkey and U.S. courts to facilitate DNA testing.
- According to her account, she was born in 1970, registered as the daughter of Sati and the late Dursun Özmen, and told in 2017 that Trump was her father.
- Her narrative names an alleged U.S. mother called Sophia and describes a handover to a Turkish couple; the claim remains unverified, with reporting sourced to Turkey’s DHA and carried by ANSA and Il Fatto Quotidiano.