Accused of sexual harassment on social networks, rapper Romeo Elvis expressed regret

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Accused of sexually harassing social networks, rapper Romeo Elvis expressed regret on his Instagram account on Wednesday.

Accused of sexually harassing social networks, rapper Romeo Elvis was disappointed that he had "used (his) improperly on someone else, believing he was responding to another invitation", Wednesday and his Instagram account.

"I deeply regret this action and first of all, I generally affirm the regret that has been expressed several times personally and privately", continued his brother Angèle, one of the new voices of the #Metoo movement with his press "Balance what you have".

Romeo Elvis said he stopped his actions "the next moment as soon as (he) understood". "What is often seen as a trifle is a mistake not done," added the rapper before concluding: "I am not proud of this situation and hope to set an example not to follow."
A screenshot of the artist explaining that he is "instant shit"

"(Romeo Elvis) sexually assaulted me #balancetonrappeur", why can we read Tuesday about a story that does not allow to identify the author. The latter also posted a screenshot of the artist saying that he was "outright rude" and "very embarrassed".

This case arose when rap made headlines in the news section.

A search was launched in Paris for "voluntary violence", "sexual assault" and "death threats" following three women's complaints against Paris rapper Moha La Squale.

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