ITunes causes gray screen on shutdown/restart

Hi guys! I recently noticed that when I shutdown/restart my MBP, i get stuck in a gray screen with spining wheel. I can't remember if and what i instaled, but I know that this problem happens when I open up ITunes and keep showing up even when I close/force quit manually ITunes.
Can anyone help me please?!

MacBook Pro
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