A video of UFC's Dana White and his wife in Mexico exchanging slaps while ringing in the new year went viral on Monday.
Dana White and his wife fighting on NYE. 2023 is starting off with a bang. pic.twitter.com/JfkBLbgL4a
— Anti Woke One (@antiwokeone) January 3, 2023
According to TMZ Sports, the altercation occurred at a nightclub in Cabo San Lucas. White stated that he and his wife had been drinking, but he claimed that it was no excuse for him allegedly slapping her after she had struck him. A video apparently showed Anne talking with her husband before slapping him first.
The video went viral all over social media.
"There was definitely a lot of alcohol, but there’s no excuse," White said to TMZ Sports. "I’m literally making no excuses for this thing at all. It’s never happened before. It’s the first time that it’s ever happened, and people are going to say what they’re going to say.
"It is what it is. And whatever people do say, it’s deserved. I deserve it. It happened. I don’t know why it happened and my wife and I have apologized to each other, we’ve apologized to our kids, and this is one of those things that everyone is going to chime in. I could care less what people think about this. We’re more concerned about our kids and taking care of our family."
SHOCKING FOOTAGE!!! UFC President and Power Slap Fighting League owner Dana White slapping his wife up in a night club. pic.twitter.com/PBXagE3Fi4
— The World Famous MVO (Matt) (@izdatyofaceee) January 3, 2023
White stated that he was embarrassed by the incident and that he and his wife apologized to each other.
"Dana and I have been married for almost 30 years. To say this is out of character for him is an understatement -- nothing like this has ever happened before," Anne White told TMZ Sports. "Unfortunately, we were both drinking too much on New Year’s Eve and things got out of control, on both sides. We’ve talked this through as a family and apologized to each other. I just hope people will respect our privacy for the sake of our kids."
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