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The Singaporean female fan recently even flew to Taiwan to harass Olivia Tsao. |
Olivia Tsao just lived through a celeb’s worst nightmare—getting ambushed by an obsessed fan.
The Taiwanese singer was confronted by a female stalker at a train station, and it wasn’t pretty.
The woman allegedly flew in from Singapore just to demand Olivia unblock her on social media.
Things got physical, and Olivia ended up with broken nails and a torn phone strap.
And the worst part? This stalker has been at it for over a year.
The Golden Melody Award winner vented her frustration online, revealing she’s cursed and threatened every single day.
She even shared messages from the stalker, one reading: “If Olivia Tsao blocks me, I'll get run over by a car.”
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Another creepy one? “Forever dogging Olivia Tsao’s footsteps.”
Blocking hasn’t helped.
The woman keeps creating new accounts, slipping into Olivia Tsao’s inbox from every possible platform.
And this time, she took it offline.
Media reports say the confrontation happened at a train station as Olivia was heading home.
The stalker blocked her path, demanding to be unblocked. In a video Olivia recorded, the woman can be heard repeatedly saying, “Unblock me.”
Thankfully, Taipei police stepped in before things escalated further.
The stalker was taken into custody, but Olivia is still left shaken.
She called out the dark side of the internet, where boundaries barely exist, and harassment feels endless.
For now, it’s unclear what legal actions will follow, but Olivia’s case is another harsh reminder of how terrifying fan obsession can get.