N-Dubz’s Dappy apologises for making death threats

Singer says he sent the message 'in the heat of the moment'

N-Dubz‘s Dappy has issued an apology after sending death threats to someone who poked fun at him and his band.

The rapper – real name Dino Contostavlos, sent the threats to mum-of-one Chloe Moody after she called him “vile” and his band “losers” during Chris MoylesBBC Radio 1 show on Tuesday (January 12).

Dappy noted down Moody‘s number without production staff knowing and preceded to call and text her with the threats, reports BBC News.

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In the apology the rapper said: “I totally apologise. I sent the messages to her in the heat of the moment when I was angry, but that’s no excuse.”

Last November, Dappy joined the Secretary Of State For Schools Ed Balls to launch a government campaign against “cyber-bullying” over mobile phones and the internet.

At the time, Balls welcomed the release of an N-Dubz track called ‘U Cyber Safe’ as part of anti-bullying week, and hailed the group as “great ambassadors” in the fight against bullying.

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