ANNE CURTIS: Tweets and Apologizes to Fans

ANNE CURTIS: Tweets and Apologizes to Fans

“I’m sorry if I have let my fans down…”

We all make mistakes, but not everyone owns up to them. It's unfortunate that this incident happened. But the most important thing is Anne Curtis owned up her mistakes and apologized to the people involved.

Whether you admit it or not. It takes a lot of courage to own up to ones mistakes and apologize for ones actions. We all make mistakes, but not everyone owns up to them. 

Accepting responsibility for what she has done is commendable.  It takes a big person to admit that they made a mistake and to say "I'm sorry". I am proud to be an Anne Curtis fan.

Good for you, Anne. Doing the honorable thing will always pay forward with reciprocity of honor. #honor #respect #bigperson

Here is Anne Curtis-Smith’s full apology:

Hey, everyone. I will be making my official statement now and after this, I will not be giving any interviews about this issue anymore.

I choose to do this right away because I’ve always been an open book and I don’t like to hide anything…

For those who have read about the issue, yes, most of it is true. I admit to that and I have apologized to all parties included immediately…

When I was told of my behavior AND the person who started all of this, due to this person’s inappropriate behavior, apologized to me too…

Just as I did. Which I accepted, too. I choose not to go into details because I’m not the type to ruin someone else’s name.

Now…I had been on the super popular juice cleanse for three days and attended in my bachelorette that night, had one too many drinks…

Which led to some of these unfortunate events. That’s why they say, “Drink in moderation.” I will charge it to experience and a lesson learned.

I’m sorry if I let any fans down…As you all see, I’m just like any other person that makes mistakes in life…

Thank you to everyone that has messaged me about their support. With where I am today I owe all of you my honesty. Good night.

Anne didn’t identify who it was who committed “inappropriate behavior.” Some sources said that John Lloyd, who was also drunk like Anne, “was playfully flirting with Anne that night,” until that encounter near the comfort room. John Lloyd wasn’t available for comment.

Since the parties involved have apologized to each other, let’s hope that the whole thing would be put to rest — you know, all’s well that ends well. That’s showbiz!

To Anne Curtis-Smith:

I'm impressed. It takes great moral fortitude, humility and courage to so graciously take responsibility for your actions and their consequences. I truly respect how you've handled this situation Anne. Blessings to you & yours!