Cole HauserThe most famous millions of as Rip Wheeler on Hit Paramounter series "Yellowstone," Do the headlines again, this time for something that has nothing to do with his robust on the screen. The 50-year-old actor, who recently launched his own borbon brand, lazy to bar Bourbon Whiskey, opens about some unforgettable fan meetings that left him both fun and a little shocked. As one of the shows of the stars "Yellowstone", Hauser developed a massive fan base, not just among the younger crowd. In fact, according to Cole Hauser, some of his most terrible fans were older women.

Cole Hauser is not passionate fans, but the "Yellowstone" actor admits that some meetings were more than little hands. The 50-year-old star recently shared that older women can especially bold when they meet him. "I had some old women caught me like," he said Page six During the bourbon tasting for his brand in Arlington, Texas. Hauser laughed about meetings, adding, "It was a little ... a little weird."

The actor later admitted that most fans are decent and respected. But he could not help, but notice the form when it comes to older fans who fired. "In most of that, everyone was very respected," he said. "But I think when the older ladies they get a few drinks in them, they become a little aggressive."

While the hauser can laugh at the bold behavior of older fans that caught him in inappropriate places, not any interaction of the fan as it is transient. The actor shared with Hollywood Reporter If some fans took their love for Rip Wheeler for lasting extremes.

"I was at the south point, which is the notorous cowboy hotel in Las Vegas. The woman came to me, and she had a tattoo of my character and I thought she was fake." No, I really did it. "It's crazy," Hauser moved with laughter. "It's a crazy moment to take a character and put it on her body or that people will name their children after RIP."

For Hauser, it is also surreal and humiliating proof of the cultural print Rip Wheeler and "Yellowstone" left behind. "It's just another recognition of what Taylor started and our cooperation together," he said.

Behind Fanzy Fan, Cole Hauser also reflected in his personal life, especially his relationship with his late father, the actors of the wings Hauser, who passed away in March. Their relationship was not always traditional, but she wore a deep meaning for the "Yellowstone" star. "I really didn't grow up with him, but when I moved to LA, let me live for a year, and we have to meet a little bit," Cole shared in an interview in 2021. Years Cowboys and Indians Magazine.

Cole's parents were divided when he was young, and he did not understand who his father was to an unexpected moment as a child. "About 9 or 10 years, I saw my father on TV," Hauser recalled. After recognizing the wings of Hauser's names in loans, he went to his mother on the answers, where she explained a man who just saw on the screen actually his father.

Back 2022. Hauser gave fans to look into his life as Dad during the appearance on the "Drew Barrymore show". An actor who shares three children with his wife Cynthia Daniel, his daughter, and the sons of Ryland and Colt, he admitted that parenting seems very different depending on which child he is talking about.

"I love her in the end so much that it is hard for me to say no for nothing," Hauser said at that time. "But I'm getting better as he gets older to be a little more careful with giving her everything she asks."

When she drew that it was asked if it was the same with his boys, Hauser did not hesitate: "No. They don't get anything." Go to work, do what I tell you, go to sports. "It's just completely different." Hauser laughed as he recalled his wife took over the dynamics. "My wife says it all, she's like," She wrapped you around her finger. ""