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Trina Issues Second Apology: ‘I Sincerely Apologize For Any Grief I Have Caused’

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After Trina called Black Lives Matters protesters “animals,” she faced major backlash from fans and others on social media.

The Miami native apologized for her comments a few days later on her “Trick N Trina Morning Show” but that wasn’t enough.

She said her comments were geared towards those that are not out there with good intentions.

There is never an excuse for evil in these trying times.”

Trina, 41, made her comments while talking about the 9 p.m curfew imposed on the city due to the demonstrations and rioting.

Source: MadameNoire

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