Peter Thomas Apologizes Over Comments About Darker Complexion Women & Their Hair

Peter Thomas
Peter Thomas Apologizes After Saying Darker Complexion Women Shouldn’t Wear Blonde Hair
Peter Thomas is apologizing for his remarks about darker complexion women and their hair color. The former Real Housewives of Atlanta star recently posted a social media video, stating that dark skinned women should not wear blonde hair. See the clip below.
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Peter has since had a change of heart. On Sunday, he posted a social media video apologizing for his remarks. He captioned the video,
We as black men should praise black women and use our voices to encourage and uplift instead of tear down and pick apart. I should have look at the woman as if she was my mother, sister, cousin and kept my negative comments off of social media. I was wrong. We all have work to do.
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