Island UK Anecdote Nawaki Responded to his ex girlfriend Whitney AdabayoIt claims that he made a described racist comment about his skin appearing "dirty".

The 26 -year -old Lochan said in the video shared on Saturday, August 2, "It is hard to talk about it", "said. TickThe "About a year after my relationship with White, we were walking around my flat. He had done his nails and he was boring my face and was like, 'My hand was so clear. You were not' 'I was,' no, 'I was upset her hand was in my mouth.

Lochan said in more detail that his comment was "off-cuff" jokes that he claimed to have explained Whitney (2,) in a different way.

"He stared at me and said, 'You call me dirty?' I was disappointed with it, "he remembered. "I felt insulted that my girlfriend, whom I love (and) who knows me and who knows that I will never be inherent in such a way, call me racist."

Lochan added "I never told anyone's skin dirty, and I will never do it that is the most annoying comment to me" "

Lochan and Whitney Time Island UK Season 10 And were together in two years. Whitney confirmed in April that they were divided.

With both Whitney and Lochan proceeded, he claimed that on Friday, August 1, his ex -boyfriend on the Tikatok video Once made a point job About the tune of her skin.

"'You look more happy.' Thanks I finally fell in love with my skin. He used to call dirty, “He gave a caption to a bikini photos.

Whitney did not mention Lochan by the name, though he repeatedly insisted on his apology that he never wanted to explain his words as a loss or "ill wish."

"It was a very emotional day for both of us. I was told, 'Oh, the world you can see the racist.' It was extremely annoying to me, “He claimed Whitney's response to his alleged jokes. "I love his family, I still do i

Lochan also claimed that he talked about the situation with both Whitney's mother and sister at that time and they also complained that they said they said "He knew (he) was not racist."

Lochan said, "These words (in this video) are even difficult because it was raised to me, the Indian and my father (entity) came out of the background of a multi-culture with a scottish-polish-English background," Lochan said. "It was destructive, and when I had a constant product online (there) there was a constant production, be it a breakup ... or no matter how other podcasts about me. However, I don't hate any sick desire or whites."

Lochan further emphasized that he hopes that he and Whitney are both "can be happy with our lives and simply be happy."