Hannah Brown, ‘Bachelorette’ star, apologizes for using the N-word – CNN

“I owe you all a well-known apology,” she wrote in an announcement she posted. “There would possibly perhaps be not any excuse and I will no longer account for what I said. I if truth be told comprise read your messages and viewed the ruin I if truth be told comprise triggered. I comprise all of it. I am terribly sorry and know that whether in public or deepest, this language is unacceptable. I promise to carry out better.”

CNN has reached out to reps for Brown for further comment.

A few contributors of Bachelor Nation had been also no longer chuffed with the “Dancing With the Stars” Season 28 winner.

Bekah Martinez, a contestant on Season 22 of “The Bachelor” posted an announcement on her Instagram Reviews which started “How are of us nonetheless gonna defend CELEBS with salvage admission to to SOOO grand privilege, data, and training asserting the N-word…even though it is ‘merely the lyrics to a music’…especially when that particular person had the wherewithal to skip over the F-word lyrics first.”

“We comprise GOT to keep of us responsible to carry out better otherwise we’re persevering with to prioritize the feelings of white of us (and any person we ‘stan’) over ending our nation’s loooong historical past of casual racism and flippant anti-blackness,” Martinez wrote.

Brown found herself within the course of some controversy while on her expose besides.

She and contestant Luke Parker purchased staunch into a heated dialog after he wanted assurances that she would no longer comprise sex with any of the assorted contestants.

He later apologized on the expose’s “Men Verbalize All” special.