CAN YAMAN, SHOCK STORY: ACTOR ASSAULTED BY FANS IN PALERMO

Can Yaman has always fondly recounted the warmth with which he was greeted by his fans in Palermo during the filming of Viola Come il Mare. Unfortunately, however, a few admirers did not seem to be able to contain their excitement at meeting the actor, going so far as to make chilling scenes: such as throwing themselves on his car while he was in the street. Here is the shocking story...

Fans assault Can Yaman's car in Palermo during the filming of Viola Come il Mare

Can Yaman has always been very helpful to his fans, often giving them even a second of his time. However, the actor has learned to his cost that some admirers tend to take advantage of him, resulting in intrusiveness and in worse cases even stalking. Indeed, it is well known how Yaman was even forced to move house in Rome, as the behavior of some fans had become unmanageable.

It seems that unfortunately, the actor also came up against these "intrusive fans" in Palermo, during the filming of Viola Come il Mare. Yaman had already told during an interview about an unpleasant event that occurred in the hotel where he was staying, but the following incident is unbelievable!

Can Yaman, chilling moments in Palermo.

Indeed, some videos found on the web show a chilling moment, in which Can Yaman's car was literally stormed by some fans. The actor's admirers not only impeded the transit of the car he was in, but some of them even forcefully opened the door while others slammed their fists on the car.

Following the incident, the actor's most respectful fans wanted to disassociate themselves from the behavior taken by Can Yaman's other admirers, writing on social media:

"Forcefully opening a car door to get him off, standing in the middle of the road to keep him from passing, and punching the hood makes you rude, boorish, and bullies. We disassociate ourselves, as FANS, from all the events that happened yesterday afternoon in Palermo. We demand more respect for Can Yaman, as a person first and foremost, who has every right to leave the hotel without having to witness rather vomitous scenes."