2008. The song was recomposed and Ege Çubukçu was featured on the revised version. In May, Ergen's new program, Gülben Ergen'le Sürpriz, began to air on atv. During that period she also released the book Gülben'den Masallar in aid of the Education Volunteers Foundation of Turkey. Ergen's seventh album, Uzun Yol Şarkıları, was produced by Seyhan Müzik and released in April 2009. Unlike her other albums, this album was recorded entirely live, and no computer program was used in preparing the songs. The album's lead single, "Giden Günlerim Oldu", ranked number-one on Turkey's official music charts. The song became the best-selling song on the digital platforms in Turkey in 2009. In June 2009, Ergen gave birth to twins Ares and Güney. 2011–13: Şıkır Şıkır, Hayat Bi' Gün, and Sen In 2011, Ergen released the single "Şıkır Şıkır". For this song she collaborated with Mustafa Sandal. Artist and photographer Nihat Odabaşı directed the song's music video. Taşkın Sabah acted as the music director, while Tarık Ceran did the single's mixing and mastering. Ergen performed the song "Şıkır Şıkır" on 27 July at her concert in Kuruçeşme Arena in Istanbul. The song's music video was viewed 150,000 times on YouTube within 3 days of its release. It ranked number-one on Turkey's official music charts and became Ergen's second number-one hit. Ergen and Mustafa Erdoğan's marriage ended in divorce in April 2012. After her concert in Kuruçeşme Arena, she finished the preparations for her new album, Hayat Bi' Gün, and it was released in August. Taşkın Sabah served as the music director, while Fettah Can, Ersay Üner, Eflatun, Serdar Ortaç, and Mustafa Sandal wrote most of the songs; Tarık Ceran did the mixing and mastering. The first music video for this album was made for the song "Yarı Çıplak", which was written by Serdar Ortaç. The second music video was made for "Tesadüf", which was written and composed by Ersay Üner; the song became one of the popular slow-paced songs in 2011. Ergen's music style underwent a big change in 2012 and she made a video music for the high-tempo song "Vıdı Vıdı", which was written and composed by Eflatun. Ergen's work on this music video was praised by the music critics. In summer 2012, Ergen revealed in a report that she was working on her new album and had taken songs from Metin Arolat and Kenan Doğulu, which she had set aside