Stranger Things actress Millie Bobby Brown's TikTok star ex Hunter 'Echo' Ecimovic has apologized for his 'drunk' livestream in which he made a series of explicit claims about the 17-year-old and said he 'groomed' her which she has since branded as 'untruthful.'
The 21-year-old social media star took to his TikTok account on Wednesday to post a video apologizing for sounding 'very immature.'
Of the previous claims that had been made, a representative for Brown told DailyMail.com on Tuesday that he was not telling the truth.
'Mr Ecimovic's remarks on social media are not only dishonest, but also are irresponsible, offensive and hateful,' the spokesperson said.
Revealing: Stranger Things actress Millie Bobby Brown's TikTok star ex Hunter 'Echo' Ecimovic has apologized for his 'drunk' livestream in which he made a series of explicit claims about the 17-year-old and said he 'groomed' her which she has since branded as 'untruthful'
Days ago Godzilla and Enola Holmes actress Brown, 17, pictured last year, denied claims by the 21-year-old TikTok star that he was in a sexual relationship with her
In the latest video posting, he did not address or apologize to Millie directly but did express regret for how he came off in the now viral clips.
Ecimovic said: 'I'm also seeing lots of clips of it over the internet and people are trying to make it 10 times worse.
'Besides the point, the livestream - I am sorry for. I'm not proud of it at all, or how I spoke.
'It sounded very immature, looked horrible. I am sorry for doing that livestream. I should have ended it, but I chose not to. I said what I said and I can't take it back. I just want you to know I'm not OK with what I said. I'm not trying to justify it at all.'
Ecimovic took to Instagram Live on Monday to make crude comments about Brown, as well as to allege several sexual encounters with the British actress, Brown and Ecimovic are seen in 2020
He expressed frustration over the commenters on his livestream and said their negativity was the reason the conversation had reached that place.
Ecimovic explained: 'I wanted to address the livestream incident that happened. It should never have happened in the first place. It was stupidity on my part. It was not ok for me to go live as it was getting more and more negative in the comments.
'I probably live-streamed for about two to three hours and in those two to three hours, I was getting more and more drunk. So after I kept seeing how negative the comments were and seeing whatever people were saying to me, when they don't know about anything ever, it was getting me more and more irritated and then the
