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David Letterman apologized to his wife, Regina Lasko, whilst taping his first communicate show since pronouncing remaining Thursday that he'd had sex with female staff, Usmagazine.com confirms.
"She has been horribly hurt by my behavior," Letterman stated to his target audience, "and when something happens like that, if you hurt a person and it's your responsibility, you try to fix it. And at that point, there's only two things that can happen: either you're going to make some progress and get it fixed, or you're going to fall short and perhaps not get it fixed, so let me tell you folks, I got my work cut out for me."
(The past due night host married longtime girlfriend Lasko, with whom he has 5-year-old son Harry, on March 19 in Choteau, Montana, after relationship for more than 20 years.)
While apologizing to his team of workers and his Worldwide Pants production corporate at the set of CBS' Late Show, an target market member instructed Us that he appeared more severe than usual.
"I'm terribly sorry that I put the staff in that position," he mentioned. "Inadvertently, I just wasn't thinking ahead. And, moreover, the staff here has been wonderfully supportive to me, not just through this furor, but through all the years that we've been on television and especially all the years here at CBS, so, again, my thanks to the staff for, once again, putting up with something stupid I’ve gotten myself involved in."
The 62-year-old also tried to in finding humor in the state of affairs. In his monologue, he jokes, "did your weekend just fly by?" (Watch video above.)
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Letterman surprised his target market Thursday night when he revealed his dalliances with feminine workers after he'd been threatened with a $2 million extortion plot by CBS producer Robert "Joe" Halderman.
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Stephanie Birkitt, 34, was named as the woman at the center of the scandal. Reports have connected her to each Letterman and Halderman, who pleaded no longer to blame to grand larceny, and was launched from prison Friday on $200,000 bail.
If convicted, Halderman faces 5 to 15 years in the back of bars.
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