A few days ago, Jennifer Lawrence was the victim of a really awful breach of her privacy where very intimate nude photos of her surfaced online. They were either stolen from her phone or someone hacked into her iCloud. I saw these photos and then I was guilty of posting them on my site without really taking a moment to think about the repercussions of my actions. I was never contacted by her publicist or her lawyer — I genuinely took the photos down because I stopped and thought about it. And because of you. A lot of you let me know that my actions were wrong. I didn't even stop to think about my actions. I just wanted to get this out there as soon as possible. I work in celebrity news. Part of my job responsibility is to try to be as quick as possible. I'm not justifying my behavior, I'm just saying I honestly sincerely didn't stop to think. I wasn't working with a team, I wasn't consulting with anyone, “oh, should we post this or not?” I was on vacation with my son and my mom in Vegas trying to have a good time. I was like “oh my god this huge story is out there, let me get this out there as soon as possible.” I made the wrong decision, and it was so wrong that some people are viewing me and calling me a rapist and a s** offender. I may not agree with that, but I need to really take a moment and let that sink in because… I don't need to be liked by everybody, but I don't want people viewing me in that light or calling me those things. Call me whatever, but I don't want to be viewed as a s** offender or a rapist or anything like that. I'm sorry to Jennifer Lawrence genuinely for my carelessness and I'm going to view this as a good opportunity to learn from and grow from and make some changes going forward. You know, just a week before the Jennifer Lawrence incident, I posted a video of a member of 5 Seconds of Summer, and people weren't calling me a rapist or a s** offender. I'm not even trying to make this about me. I'm not making this about me. I am gonna stop talking because I feel like I'm going to shove my foot in my mouth even more. I will just reiterate that I'm genuinely sorry to Jennifer and anybody I've done this to in the past and that as a result I'm going to make a change going forward because I want to. If I wanted all this to go away, I would ignore this. That's one of the rules of publicity: if you want to make things go away, you ignore it. But I want to do what's right. I want to be better. I want to do better. So going forward I will not post any intimate photos like that, of Jennifer Lawrence or Calum Hood from 5 Seconds of Summer. I just think it's the right thing to do, for me, for them, for everybody not to perpetuate that. I'm still processing this all. I'm still thinking about it all. I'm still trying to find other ways to make things right, and I apologise to anyone I let down. I genuinely am trying to do better.