Ali Abbasi, the director of the Donald Trump film The Apprentice who exited his US reps CAA and Entertainment 360 in the aftermath of an ugly incident that took place at a Golden Globes afterparty, has issued a statement explaining himself.

The Apprentice director issued an apology a day after reports alleging that he groped a star at a Golden Globes afterparty.

The Apprentice director Ali Abbasi addressed the recent allegation of a groping incident at this year's Golden Globes. The filmmaker took to his social media handle and posted an official statement on the matter that came to light through news articles on February 21.

Ali Abbasi admitted to making "an over-familiar gesture" at a Golden Globes party, describing it as a "slap on the rear."

Ali Abbasi is "truly sorry" for making an unnamed actor "uncomfortable" with his alleged inappropriate behaviour. The Apprentice director was reported to have "groped" a mystery A-lister at a Golden Globes afterparty last month and while he has described the gesture as him being "over-familiar" with someone he knew by giving them a "playful slap on the rear",

The Apprentice” director Ali Abbasi has apologized over allegations of groping of an A-list actor around the Golden Globes earlier this year.

Abbasi continued, "I had spent time with the person concerned on multiple occasions and had reason to think we had a friendly relationship. When I saw him at the Golden Globes par

Ali Abbasi, the director behind The Apprentice, has severed ties with CAA and Entertainment 360 following allegations of inappropriate behavior at a Golden Globes afterparty. Sources indicate that the filmmaker was accused of groping a high-profile actor,