Denise Julia, humingi ng sorry kay BJ Pascual: "I want to sincerely apologize"

- Denise Julia, a Filipina singer, recently apologized for her 'shortcomings'

- Earlier, on Instagram, Denise Julia addressed BJ Pascual's statements

- Previously, BJ talked about the 'worst celebrity' he has worked with

- On the photo-sharing app, Denise said she has always 'respected' BJ

Denise Julia, a Filipina singer, recently apologized for her 'shortcomings' as an artist following BJ Pascual's viral interview with Killa Kush.

Previously, BJ talked about the 'worst celebrity' he has worked with in his entire 16-year career in the industry in Killa Kush's official podcast.

Following this news, Denise released a series of screenshots about the issue but also apologized to the famous celebrity photographer about it.

"I am fully acknowledging my mistake for not reaching out after this anymore, but it was because I didn’t know the extent of his frustration until everything aired out on social media, and it blew off of proportion," Denise wrote on Instagram.

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Denise also 'sincerely apologized' and said she has always 'admired and respected' BJ as well.

"I want to sincerely apologize for my shortcomings as an artist and for the unprofessionalism you've experienced. I've always admired and respected you as an artist, which is why it's so painful to know that I let you down. I only wish your frustrations had been communicated directly to me. Instead, they were turned into something public for others to tear apart," she wrote online.

News, photos, or videos that arouse the interest of netizens often go viral on social media. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people.

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Meanwhile, Julie Anne San Jose, a singer, has apologized for her viral performance at a church. Previously, a video of Julie singing 'Dancing Queen' went viral on social media. The said performance was met with differing reactions from netizens online. Following this news, Julie apologized and said that her faith is unbreakable.

Source: KAMI.com.gh