Singer Adam Lambert has described a
fight with boyfriend Sauli Koskinen in Finland a “drunken, messy
moment.”
Lambert and Koskinen were arrested last
month outside Helsinki gay club Don't Tell Mama. According to
various reports, the couple quarreled on the street after being
tossed out of the club. They were questioned by authorities and
later released.
In a radio interview with Virgin
Radio's Cousin
Vinny, Lambert said he was trying to turn a negative into a
positive.
“It wasn't what it was made out to
be. As opposed to any sort of violent attack – which is was not.
It was merely a very immature, drunken, messy moment,” Lambert
said. “And I take full responsibility for that. I have walked
away from it and kind of reflected on it. We as a couple have
decided to change our lifestyle a little bit. We are being really
healthy right now. The biggest thing to me walking away from it is
that I'm lucky enough to be a role model for many young people and
this is not the type of behavior that I really think is the best
example. So I'm taking the negative, turning it into a positive and
from here on out I'm taking a lot more responsibility for my behavior
and my actions. I owe that to my fans, and to my family and to my
loved ones.” (The audio is embedded in the right panel of this
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