se dai un’occhiata all’Instagram di Jason Momoa, vedrai che di recente ha fatto un viaggio in giro per l’Italia, ma uno dei suoi tour fa arrabbiare i fan.

L’attore, attualmente a Roma per girare “Fast X”, ha condiviso una serie di foto e video della sua recente visita alla Cappella Sistina. “TI AMO ITALIA”, ha scritto, esprimendo il suo apprezzamento per il Paese. “Che bel inizio di giornata godendoci ROMA.” Ciò che ha stuzzicato i fan, tuttavia, non è stato il fatto che abbia fatto una visita, ma il fatto che abbia scattato foto e video mentre lo faceva, cosa apparentemente vietata.

Fans told Momoa how disappointed they were in the comment section and pointed out how unfair it was that a celebrity like him was permitted to document their visit, when everyone else had to abide by the rules. "We can't take pics but ofc celebrities can ... nothing against Jason ( I adore him) but it's not fair," one fan commented. "So wait... pics in here are prohibited yet somehow although I love you @prideofgypsies you can have the room cleared out just for you and take group pics," another fan said. "I mean just wow the privilege in famous folks. Just wow. Goes to show what BS places like this are with their silly rules. They're apparently flexible."

Momoa seemed to notice the comments right away, so it didn't take him long to issue an apology to those he had offended.

Jason Momoa never intended to disrespect anyone's culture

When he caught wind of the negative comments about his trip to the Sistine Chapel, Jason Momoa recorded a lengthy apology on Instagram — and he did it while shirtless.

"It's my last day in Rome and I just love you and Italy. It's been the time of my life," he prefaced, before explaining what had happened during his days off. "I just also wanted to say, if you ever felt that I disrespected your culture, it wasn't my intention.. I've always wanted to [visit] and now that I can, I gave a wonderful donation to bring my friends and crew because we only had a couple days off to experience these places," he continued. He added that he had asked for permission, especially since a lot of fans had asked to take a picture with him in the same place. "I asked for permission from what I thought, would be okay. I would never want to do anything to disrespect someone's culture. If I did, I apologize. It was not my intention. I paid to have that private moment and gave a nice donation to the church. I love you. I'm sorry if I offended you."

It should be noted that despite the incident, taking photos at the Sistine Chapel is still largely prohibited due to the adverse effects the flash has on the delicate artwork inside, per USA Today. We hope Momoa has learned from this experience and won't repeat the same mistake again.

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