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| Gong Jun’s Studio Warns Against Invasive Fan Behaviour |
Gong Jun isn't staying silent anymore.
On a serious note, the Chinese actor’s management just dropped an official statement condemning repeated stalking incidents involving his family members — and it sounds like they’ve had enough.
Lately, some individuals have apparently been tailing the daily activities of Gong Jun’s relatives — even following their cars around.
Yep, not just sneaky photos at the airport or harmless fan sightings, but full-on shadowing their every move.
Needless to say, it's been a serious invasion of privacy that’s deeply affected their comfort and safety.
His team made it very clear: if this kind of behaviour continues, they won’t hesitate to publicly name and shame those responsible.
More than that, they’re ready to take legal action to protect both Gong Jun and his loved ones.
In their strongly worded statement, the studio didn’t hold back.
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They urged fans to stay rational and show their love in appropriate ways.
Being a fan is great — obsession, not so much.
Chasing down someone’s family in the name of support?
That’s not being a fan, that’s crossing a line.
The message was loud and clear: there’s a right time and place to support your idols, and stalking their relatives definitely isn’t it.
This move is part of a broader trend we’ve seen in China’s entertainment industry lately — agencies are getting a lot firmer in clamping down on extreme or harmful fan behaviour.
Gong Jun’s studio reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring not just his safety, but that of those close to him.
So, a little PSA to fans everywhere: let your faves live. Cheer from afar, click that like button, scream at concerts — just don’t follow their mum’s car around.