Emily Ratajkowski’s Husband Sebastian Bear-McClard Apologizes for ‘Casually’ Using N-Word

Emily Ratajkowski’s husband Sebastian Bear-McClard has apologized for casually using the N-word.

Emily Ratajkowski’s husband Sebastian Bear-McClard has apologized for casually using the N-word.The Uncut Gems film producer admitted to using the racial epithet after a writer for BET called him out about the incident on social media.“I used a word casually like it was mine to use,” Bear-McClard wrote on Twitter in an apology. “It’s not, it never was, and never will be.

Emily Ratajkowski’s husband Sebastian Bear-McClard has apologised for using the N-word.The Uncut Gems film producer admitted to using the racial epithet after a writer for Black Entertainment Television (BET) called him out about the incident on social media. “I used a word casually like it was mine to use,” Bear-McClard wrote on Twitter in an apology on Thursday.

Emily Ratajkowski‘s husband Sebastian Bear-McClard has apologized for saying the ‘N’ word after he was called out for using the racial slur. The Uncut Gems producer took to Twitter on June 4, admitting he was wrong for “casually” saying the word. “I used a word casually like it was mine to use,” he began. “It’s not, it never was, and never will be. In the past few years I’ve learned a lot about my privilege as a man and as a white person and about the history of racism in this country.”

Sebastian Bear-McClard apologized after using the “n-word” casually in BET’s style director’s presence, Danielle Prescod. Page Six picked up on a tweet from Sebastian, the husband of Emily Ratajkowski, in which he said sorry for using the word in front of a black woman who writes for the news outlet, BET.

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