Erick Adame

"But let me be clear," Erick Adame wrote, "I don't apologize for being openly gay or for being sex-positive — those are gifts and I have no shame about them ...

He has said he intends to sue the use for taking and distributing the images without his consent. On this site, I acted out my compulsive behaviors, while at home, by performing on camera for other men. "I have recently been terminated from my job as the meteorologist at Spectrum News NY1 in NYC.

Adame published a lengthy and remorseful Instagram post on September 19 explaining that he “secretly appeared on an adult webcam site” and performed on ...

he had nothing to apologize for), but @CNN lets @JeffreyToobin — a white straight man — keep his job after exposing himself to his colleagues against their will, wonder what’s different?” He loved them as a workplace and an employer, and he would love to be back.” “How is this not discrimination? “How is this a fireable offense?” she asked on Twitter. “I wasn’t paid for this, and it was absurd of me to think I could keep this private,” Adame wrote on Instagram. “He would like nothing more than to have his job back,” Bragman said.

"I acted out my compulsive behaviors, while at home, by performing on camera," wrote Adame, an Emmy-nominated meteorologist.

“It was absurd of me to think I could keep this private,” he wrote. “I am getting the professional help I need so I can make appropriate decisions that don’t affect those I deeply care about, as well as my career, as I move forward in my life,” he wrote. Adame, in a lengthy post on Instagram (read it below), said he acted out “compulsive behaviors,” even though he worked on TV in New York City, the country’s biggest media market.

Former Spectrum News NY1 meteorologist Erick Adame has issued a lengthy apology on social media after he was fired over his appearance on an adult webcam ...

One thing I can promise is that I have learned a lesson and I will be an exemplary employee and the most informed and enthusiastic meteorologist you have ever seen." In the end, all talent is fallible, full of human foibles, and your job is not made easier by our antics. But, let me be clear about something: I don't apologize for being You expected and deserved better from me." "I'm not in a position to argue with any of these descriptions. It was 100 percent consensual on both of our parts.