A 51-year-old Mexican man, identified as Oscar C.V., was arrested in Antwerp, Belgium, after being accused of stalking singer Silvy De Bie, known for her work with the eurodance group Sylver. De Bie reported the man to the authorities after he followed her to her gym and attempted to solicit personal information from her. This incident raises concerns about privacy and safety for public figures, especially in the face of obsessive fans and potential threats.

Oscar traveled from Mexico City, making a stop in Turkey, possibly to be closer to De Bie, who is 45 years old. His behavior alarmed De Bie, who had the feeling of being followed for several days prior to reporting him. Upon identifying the suspicious activity at her gym in Lier, she took action which led to the man's arrest. After his detainment, he was released on strict conditions, highlighting the legal process surrounding such stalking incidents in Belgium.

This case brings attention to the rising issue of celebrity stalking and the measures law enforcement is taking to protect artists and public personalities. With the increasing accessibility of individuals to public figures through social media and various platforms, this incident underscores the need for heightened awareness and protective regulations in the music and entertainment industries, as well as in society as a whole.