Bravo Expresses Regret Over Patti Stanger's Anti-Jewish and Anti-Gay Comments

Valerie Macon/Getty Images Bravo has released an argument on comments produced by the star of their reality series, Uniform Matchmaker, Patti Stanger, which upset audiences on Sunday's Watch What Goes On: Live. STORY: Patti Stanger Limits Gay Comments on Gay Males and Monogamy to La, Issues Apology "Bravo regrets your comments ought to expressed by Patti Stanger on Watch What Goes On Live last evening," a network representative informs The Hollywood Reporter. "Her surveys are not associated with the network's values and opinions. We apologize for that offense it triggered." As THR reported formerly, Stanger has apologized for that comments on Twitter. But, the truth star has additionally launched the official statement. "I'm so sorry," Stanger's statement reads. "I didn't mean to offend anybody with my comments last evening on Watch What Goes On Live." STORY: Patti Stanger Sparks Debate With Anti-Jewish, Gay Comments on Bravo Everything began when Stanger stated that gay males experience monogamy on Sunday night's live episode of Andy Cohen's talk show. She also asserted that Jewish males lie. On Monday, the truth star limited her claims about gay males to individuals dwelling in La, then tweeted an apology a few hrs later. She's yet to reply to your comments ought to about Jewish males particularly. Email: Jethro.Nededog@thr.com Twitter:@TheRealJethro RELATED: VIDEO: Bravo Launches New Facebook Game for Fans, 'Turtle Time': Meet Its Star Bravo's 'Millionaire Matchmaker' Moving to Thursday Nights More Bravo Coverage on THR Bravo