Paul Walter Hauser Apologizes For 'Mean-Spirited' Vin Diesel Remarks
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This comes after the “Inside Out 2” star insinuated that Diesel mistreats people and isn't "approachable."
Paul Walter Hauser is offering a mea culpa for the “mean-spirited” remarks he made about Vin Diesel in an interview last month.
On Sunday, the “Richard Jewell” star apologized in a lengthy Instagram post after Hauser implied that the “Fast & Furious” actor was not known for being “on time and approachable.”
“A few weeks back, I made a random comment about Vin Diesel. It started somewhat humorous, but unraveled into me dogging him out over behavior I had heard about on multiple occasions from multiple sources,” Hauser wrote.
The Emmy winner said he had “gotten 1 hour of sleep” before flying from Los Angeles to Atlanta “to do a full day of press” for Pixar’s “Inside Out 2.”
“I was exhausted and, in my fatigued state, I shot my mouth off and made a careless, needlessly mean-spirited, comment. That comment was recorded and then went viral,” he wrote. “Just here to say that I am sorry for having made that comment.”
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