After Dr. Dre issued a public apology last week to Michel’le and the other two “women he hurt” (Dee Barnes and Tarrie B.) she said she ain’t trying to hear that.
Michel’le, whom has been publicly speaking out for years about the alleged abuse she experienced when she was with Dr. Dre, says that after never personally receiving an apology in over two decades from the father of their adult son and her former boyfriend of 6 years (Dr. Dre), his recent public apology does not seem sincere and instead seems suspect. Read the rest of how she went off about Dr. Dre’s apology to BBC Newsbeat:

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She [Michel’le] said his comments were “good PR”, during a time when a movie documenting his time with hip hop band NWA is out in cinemas.

Michel’le said of [Dr. Dre’s New York Times statement: “I don’t really think it’s a sincere apology.

“I didn’t ask for a public apology and I think if he is going to apologize he should…

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