Cee Lo Green apologizes for controversial rape comments

LUCY NICHOLSON/REUTERS Singer Cee Lo Green leaves court after a preliminary hearing in Los Angeles, Calif. in March.

Cee Lo Green has issued an apology to fans over controversial rape comments.

“I truly and deeply apologize for the comments attributed to me on Twitter,” the 40-year-ancient singer wrote, not quite admitting he wrote the tweets in question.

“Those comments were idiotic, untrue and not what I believe.”

Green reportedly issued a series of tweets before deleting them Sunday saying that a woman can only be a rape victim if they are conscious.

CeeLo Green tweets apology for his behavior on Twitter. Herecently deleted his Twitter account after making controversial tweets about rape.

Twitter CeeLo Green tweets apology for his behavior on Twitter. Herecently deleted his Twitter account after making controversial tweets about rape.

“When someone brakes on a home there is broken glass,” he reportedly wrote. “Where is your plausible proof anyone was raped?”

“Women who have really been raped REMEMBER!!! If someone is passed out they’re not even WITH you consciously! so WITH implies consent.”

Green shortly deleted his account after the rant and reactivated it again Tuesday.

Entertainer Cee Lo Green leaves Los Angeles Superior Court after a hearing Friday, Aug. 29 hwere he pleaded no contest to giving a woman ecstasy in 2012.

Nick Ut/AP Entertainer Cee Lo Green leaves Los Angeles Superior Court after a hearing Friday, Aug. 29 hwere he pleaded no contest to giving a woman ecstasy in 2012.

The alleged tweets from the former “Voice” judge came just two days after he pleaded no contest to slipping ecstasy to a woman in 2012.

He was sentenced to three years of test and 360 hours of community service for the felony drug conviction but not for sexual assault as it was cited that there was lack of evidence to the woman’s claim that their run into was not consensual.

Green’s TBS series “The Excellent Life” was also given up for lost Tuesday after one season, Deadline reported.

The anti-sexism group Ultraviolet had started a petition to get Green’s series off the air, but, it is still unknown if that or the controversial tweets had anything to do with the network’s choice to give the show the boot.