Alexander Wang on Sexual Assault Allegations: 'I Regret Acting in a Way That Caused Them Pain'

Alexander Wang.Photo: Dave Benett/Getty Images Alexander Wangclaims he now “knows better” while addressing recent sexual misconduct allegations made against him, which he has previously denied. On Monday, the designer, 37,shared a statementon Instagram in which he said he supports those who have come forward with allegations against him. The new statementcomes two months after his last, in which hecalled the claims"false, fabricated and mostly anonymous accusations." In his message this week, Wang said he regrets “acting in a way that caused [his accusers] pain.

Alexander Wang Responds to Sexual Assault Allegations: 'Grotesquely False'

Alexander Wang.Photo: Dave Benett/Getty Images Alexander Wangis speaking out for the first time afterfacing sexual assault allegations. “Seeing these lies about me being perpetuated as truths has been infuriating,” Wang continued. “I have never engaged in the atrocious behavior described and would never conduct myself in the manner that’s been alleged. I intend to get to the bottom of this and hold accountable whoever is responsible for originating these claims and viciously spreading them online.

Alexander Zverev Apologizes for Outburst, Attack on Umpire Chair That Resulted in Mexican Open Expulsion

Alexander Zverev.Photo: Frank Franklin II/AP/Shutterstock Alexander Zverevwas expelled from the Mexican Open after an angry outburst Tuesday night in Acapulco, Mexico. According tothe Associated Press, the 24-year-old tennis star lashed out at the umpire after losing a doubles match. The incident happened after Marcelo Melo and Zverev lost to Great Britain’s Harri Heliovaara and Lloyd Glasspool 6-2, 4-6, 10-6 at the tournament. Shortly after, it was announced that Zverev — who was meant to compete in the round of 16 in the men’s singles tournament — had been removed from Mexican Open play.

Alexandra Daddario & 'Percy Jackson' Author Support Leah Sava Jeffries amid Backlash Over Casting

Photo: Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images; Amy Sussman/Getty Images; Rahav Segev via ZUMA Wire Alexandra Daddarioand author Rick Riordan are supporting Leah Sava Jeffries amid backlash over her casting in Disney+’s new Percy Jackson show. Last week, Disney+ announced Jeffries, 12, had beencast as Annabeth Chase, one of Percy Jackson’s close friends, for the upcomingPercy Jackson and the Olympiansseries. The character is described in the books as white. Jeffries, who is Black, has since faced blowback on social media for being cast as Chase.

Alexandra Daddario Admits She's 'a Complete Germophobe'

Alexandra Daddariohas a fear of filth. “I’m a complete germophobe,” Daddario told PEOPLE Thursday while promoting Kleenex Wet Wipes. She also brings the Kleenex Wet Wipes “on airplanes too because I travel so much … wipe down your seat and just have that peace of mind,” she said. Although Daddario likes “to keep everything clean,” she insists her hangup doesn’t affect her relationships. “I’m not type-A with that kind of thing.