Charlie Sheen Apologizes to Rihanna For Calling Her A B*tch
Sheen Says Sorry To Rihanna
Charlie Sheen issued a public apology to Rihanna on Tuesday. His apology is in response to referring to the singer as a b*tch, while on ‘Watch What Happens Live‘. During his appearance, he was asked if he and Rihanna mended things. Sheen responded,
Oh, that b*tch?
Craig Robinson, who was also a guest, seemed to chime in disapproving of his remark, stating
No, No.
Sheen added,
Ummm. She [Rihanna] abandoned common courtesy and common sense, you know.
See the clip.
He has since had a change of heart, tweeting the singer
dear @rihanna, pardon my inane self indulgence. let’s have a drink someday (on me)
According to Sheen, the stars first butted heads in 2014, when Rihanna turned down his request to introduce his then-fiancée to her at a restaurant where they were having dinner. Rihanna has yet to comment on Sheen’s apology.
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