According to it, it has been circulating in recent weeks Rolling Stone online videos accusing the Australian singer of intimate and inappropriate conversations with fans.
Lewis said on Instagram: “I understand why people are angry and disappointed when they learn the details of intimate, private conversations and relationships I’ve had with adults over the past decade, but I want to emphasize that none of this is illegal.”
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Later in his statement, Lewis wrote: “As a heterosexual man, I have flirted with adult women of all ages, in real life, online and via text. I have said and done incredibly stupid, insensitive and embarrassing things that I look back on with shame.”
Apologies
With his statement, Lewis seems to be taking flight forward. The singer, who performed at Pinkpop and in the Ziggo Dome this year, apologizes to everyone he has hurt. “I realize that I have made a huge mess of things. People are genuinely hurt and I have to change.”