Reggie Bush regrets comments on discipline made Tuesday
Detroit Lions running back Reggie Bush is clearly regretting comments he made about disciplining his 1-year old daughter on WFAN Tuesday. People clearly blew Bush’s comments out of proportion after talking about the Adrian Peterson situation after he was indicted for child abuse charges.
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Reggie Bush said he "obviously" doesn't use physical discipline on his one-year old daughter.
— Brad Galli (@BradGalli) September 17, 2014
In an interview with WXYZ’s Brad Galli in Detroit Wednesday, Bush explained his comments, reassuring people that he was talking about when his daughter is older and not right now.
Reggie Bush said he "obviously" doesn't use physical discipline on his one-year old daughter.
— Brad Galli (@BradGalli) September 17, 2014
Bush also told Galli that he regretted answering those questions.
I asked Reggie Bush if he wishes he hadn't answered the questions on WFAN yesterday.
— Brad Galli (@BradGalli) September 17, 2014
"Yes. Yes. Yes," he said.
Here are Bush’s comments from Tuesday:
The media clearly looking to get any athlete in trouble in wake of the Ray Rice and Peterson scandals, and they went at Reggie Bush Tuesday, hopefully athletes will learn to not get caught up in the talk.
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