Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Texted Apology To Woman Accusing Him Of Sexual Assault: Report

"I have no memory of this incident but I apologize sincerely for anything I ever did that made you feel uncomfortable," Kennedy texted his accuser.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently texted an apology to the woman who accused him of sexual assault, saying he doesn’t recall the incident, The Washington Post reported.

The woman, Eliza Cooney, provided the text from Kennedy to the Post, which verified it was sent from his phone number.

“I have no memory of this incident but I apologize sincerely for anything I ever did that made you feel uncomfortable or anything I did or said that offended you or hurt your feelings,” read the text, which was sent on July 4, two days after Vanity Fair published her accusations. “I never intended you any harm. If I hurt you, it was inadvertent. I feel badly for doing so.”

The text continued: “If you feel comfortable, Id [sic] like to tell you this by phone, and preferably, face to face. I recognize that this might not be possible. I have no agenda for sending this text other than making the most sincere and ernest [sic] amends.”

Kennedy’s campaign did not immediately respond to requests for comment from HuffPost. He told the Post: “The text message speaks for itself.”