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When someone realizes that they have hurt themselves over their past mistakes, they will open their heart to apologize for the blunders they have committed. American actor Robert Kazinsky had also addressed his past mistakes after his girlfriend revealed she was abused sexually and emotionally by her ex-boyfriend.
Robert is best known as Orc War Chief, Orgrim Doomhammer in American fantasy movie Warcraft. He is also set to appear in the American superhero film Captain Marvel which is scheduled to be released in 2019.
Apologized To Model After Girlfriend Addressed Sexual Abuse From Her Ex
The Warcraft actor is in a buttery smooth relationship with his girlfriend, Chloe Dykstra. Though the duo is together since 2016, they haven't yet shared an official husband and wife relationship.
In the 2016 interview with Belfast Telegraph, he told that he was married to his job and is obsessed with the work. Meanwhile, in an interview with The Mirror, he stated that he was looking for a dream woman. After some period of his interview, he found Chloe and started dating her.
Robert Kazinsky and his girlfriend, Chloe Dykstra (Photo: digitalspy.com)
Recently, in June 2018, Robert stood up in support of his girlfriend Chloe Dykstra when she wrote a blog addressing that her ex-boyfriend abused her both sexually and emotionally. She also hinted her ex-beau and described him as someone who is a 'podcaster to a powerhouse CEO of his own company.' Nevertheless, her ex, Chris Hardwick denied the accusations after Medium printed her post.
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After his girlfriend's sexual accusations to her ex-beau, Robert also opened the chapters of his mistake and issued an apology to Aimi Robinson for his rude behavior of sending the photo of his private part. The actor also added on his tweet that he offers a sincere apology and feels sorry for the woman. Further, Robert gushed that he should have made a plea to her in 2007.
The Pacific Rim actor also publicly apologized to the model Aimi Robinson, also known as Aimi Veness on 16 June 2018. He became troubled as he sent a sexual image to Aimi while working on the British show EastEnders back in 2007. He took a Twitter and said,
This past week has taught me a lot about owning your mistakes, and about being part of the solution and not the problem. This is something I should have done eleven years ago. Eleven years ago it was publicized that I sent a photo of a sexual nature to a woman I met online. I was, and still am ashamed.
The actor is dating Chloe Dykstra for over two years. He has shown his support towards his girlfriend and has also slammed Chloe's ex-boyfriend Chris for the statement in response to the accusations against him. Robert said that it's not about the abuser, but the abused telling the story as their name never gets revealed because other women might also be in danger.
On-Screen Gay Role In 'True Blood'
In the TV series True Blood, Robert played a character of Macklyn Warlow, who is also known as Ben. He portrayed a gay scene with Australian actor Ryan Kwanten's on-screen character, Jason. His scene with Ryan was the first ever gay-scene he had done in his life.
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While the duo was filming, Robert laughed and admitted he had a great time depicting a gay character. With the role of Ben, he had the first sex scene with Jason. Ryan has played more sex scenes than being naked in the series. Robert also acknowledges that it was easy doing sex scenes with Ryan since he is confident and makes him feel like a special lady.
Short Bio
Robert Kazinsky was born on 13 November 1983 in Haywards Heath, England as Robert John Appleby. His stage name as 'Kazinsky' is derived from his grandfather's middle name. His family consists of Russian and Polish immigrants. Robert also has an older brother named Michael.
He studied at Hove Park High School and also partook in some school's theatric productions from 1995-2000. He holds British nationality and shares a mixed ethnicity of his parents Phyllis and Paul Appleby, as Russian and Polish.
