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The Walking Dead: Norman Reedus

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Norman Reedus, who is best known for his TV role Daryl Dixon on The Walking Dead was reportedly bitten on the chest by a female fan.

On Sunday, during the Walker Stalker Convention in New Jersey, Reedus, 46 year old along with his co-star Michael Rooker were doing the photograph and autograph signing with their fans when one excited, female fan suddenly chomped on his chest.

According to the reports, the incident occurred around 2:50pm. The overzealous fan reportedly approached Reedus and revealed to him that she likes to pretend that he is her husband. But after a few seconds, everyone were shocked after one of the security team reportedly grabbed the woman and said, "um ma 'am, you just bit Mr. Reedus." The woman was reportedly escorted
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