For Mandy Moore, the excuses of Ryan Adams do not pass. Last year, the actress, who separated from the musician in 2015 after six years of marriage, had publicly denounced the psychological violence of which she had been the victim throughout their union. In the wake of other women had testified to their experience with the artist, some also accusing him of sexual misconduct.
Last week (July 3, 2020), Ryan Adams chose to apologize to them through the Daily Mail, claiming to be "still in shock of the devastating effects that (his) actions had triggered". Invited by Today , Mandy Moore said she was skeptical about these excuses.
Unconvincing Apologies
"You know, it's difficult because I feel in many ways that I said everything I wanted to say about him and this situation, but I find it curious that someone is making a public apology but don't do it in private. I speak for myself, I haven't heard from him. I'm not necessarily looking for excuses, but I find it curious that someone is interviewing about it without actually making amends in private, "said Mandy Moore.
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TOMORROW! @taylordawesgoldsmith and I will be singing some more tunes and answering some questions from home again. 4pm is. 📸 by @photobyjennajones
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Mandy Moore took a long time to recover from this toxic relationship that had pushed her to stop her career which she has resumed since.
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Mandy Moore resumes music after testifying against Ryan Adams
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