Can Yaman has treated himself to a few days of relaxation in Campania, a region he is in love with. He was captured in a photo with a famous star: something is brewing...
Turkish heartthrob Can Yaman has currently returned to the set of "Viola come il mare" to film the second season alongside Francesca Chillemi. The filming seems to be going very well. The actor took a few days off to visit Campania, a region he adores.
Can Yaman's snapshot with the Salerno celebrity sparks speculation: something is brewing...
For a few weeks now, Turkish heartthrob Can Yaman has been back in Rome to film the second season of "Viola come il mare." The successful light crime series on Canale 5 is set to air the new episodes starting next fall. The actor, who portrays Police Chief Francesco Demir, expressed extreme satisfaction with the first week of filming.
The cast of "Viola come il mare" seems to be thrilled with the scripts for the second season: enthusiasm is at its peak. However, the Turkish heartthrob managed to find time to escape the Lux Vide studios outside Rome to make a visit to the Amalfi Coast. This isn't the first time for the actor to visit Campania. A few weeks ago, he had been invited to the BCT, the Benevento Film and Television Festival.
His participation in the event was a success, and he was honored for his social commitment through the project initiated by his foundation, Can Yaman for Children. The actor had taken the stage to receive an award for the good work done with the "Break the Wall Tour" a charitable project aimed at helping young people overcome their social challenges. After the experience, Yaman returned to Campania, this time getting captured with a famous personality.
The selfie with the "King" of the Sal De Rico pastry shop and the Turkish heartthrob has sparked a lot of conversation. The image was likely taken by the actor himself and was shared on the pastry chef's Facebook profile, quickly garnering thousands of likes and enthusiastic comments. But what could an actor and a pastry chef possibly be doing together? The chef hints at it in his caption. "Yesterday, a special evening in good company. Sometimes, big projects can arise from friendships," he wrote alongside the image. The hashtag used was "something is brewing."
It certainly seems that there is a significant project underway between the star of "Viola come il mare" and the Salerno pastry chef. To learn more about their collaboration, however, we will have to await further announcements. From the world of cinema to the realm of pastry, the journey seems quite extensive.
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