'You're not a fan, you're a stalker,' - CM Punk's stern message for fans who disturb private life of wrestlers

Overview

• CM Punk posted an Instagram story and reminded the fans not to follow wrestlers at airports and hotel rooms
• The Second City Saint asked the fans to respect the private life of the wrestlers and requested them to stop harassing wrestlers
• Notably, the Voice of the Voiceless had raised voice against the fans disturbing Rhea Ripley's privacy during Clash in Paris 2025

CM Punk took to Instagram and posted a story where he asked the fans to respect the private life of the wrestlers and requested them not to act like stalkers. The Second City Saint was unhappy with the fact that the fans were still following the wrestlers on their way to the hotel rooms and airports even after requesting them not to previously.

During the Clash in Paris 2025 weekend in France, Rhea Ripley's car was flooded by a group of fans who took selfie without her permission and didn't even let her enter the car. Back then, Punk raised concerns on the privacy of the wrestlers and asked the fans to behave themselves.

The WWE Superstar reminded fans to know their limits yet again and asked them to respect the private lives of the wrestlers. "We unfortunately have to have this conversation again. Do not turn up at airports. Do not show up at hotels. I cannot believe I have to say this. DO NOT FOLLOW PEOPLE," Punk wrote on his Instagram story.

"Respect the boundaries, stop harassing people," - CM Punk's message for fans

The voice of the voiceless added that many wrestlers have openly asked the fans to not repeat their mistakes, only for it to happen again. The veteran claimed that such a nature by the fans is nothing but stalking and added that fans doing such things would be termed as stalkers. 

Punk concluded by asking the fans to stop harassing the wrestlers. "You’ve repeatedly been politely told no, respect it. You are not a fan, you are a stalker and will be treated as such. Respect the boundaries. Stop harassing people," Punk added on his story.