The stars, like the rest of the audience, get angry and enter into skirmishes and disagreements, and may even go so far as to exchange punches with those who try to provoke them.
Melissa Dongle and a violent fight
The pioneers of social networks shared a video clip of the famous Turkish star Melissa Dongle, protagonist of the series “You’re Knocking on My Door”, in the midst of a violent fight on the streets of Turkey.
And the cameras of passers-by on the streets of the Turkish district of Arnavutkoy documented a video clip of two women exchanging punches and insults.
Screams swirled around as someone tried to calm the situation, and grabbed Melissa’s hand, which was clinging to the woman’s hair.
When Melissa, the protagonist of the series “You Knocking on My Door”, was asked about the dispute, and if the news circulated that she had assaulted a woman, she replied that the news could be true or false, then the journalist surprise, replying: “Does this mean that the news is true?”, to answer him. Melissa: “It didn’t happen.”
Rape of Melissa Dongle
A year ago, Melissa revealed that she was raped by her father at the age of 17, filed a complaint against him and managed to put him in prison.
Melissa also filed another lawsuit against her father to get custody of her sister, who was 17 at the time.
The Turkish artist stressed that he had resorted to psychotherapy to overcome the crisis and his treatment continued for many years.
The pioneers of social networks have launched a hashtag in Turkish entitled “Melissa, you are not alone”, expressing their sympathy.
Among the stars who supported the star: Demet Ozdemir, Farah Zeinab Abdullah, Kerem Bursin, Dafna Samyali and others.
Melissa Dongle’s Dream
Melissa explained that she dreamed of becoming a psychiatrist if she didn’t start acting and in one of the interviews she said: “Actually, I never thought about being an actress, all I wanted was to be a psychiatrist.”
Although she did not become a psychiatrist, she noted that acting and psychology go in the same direction, saying that acting can be a “mirror of people’s dark situations”.
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