Country singer Ingrid Andress has publicly apologized for her performance of the national anthem at a recent Major League Baseball game, admitting that she was under the influence of alcohol at the time. The singer has also announced that she has checked herself into rehab to address her struggles with substance abuse.
In a statement posted on her social media accounts, Andress expressed her regret for her performance, saying, “I apologize to MLB, all the fans, and this country I love so much for that rendition.” She went on to explain that she had been struggling with alcohol addiction and had made the decision to seek help.
The incident occurred at a recent game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Atlanta Braves, where Andress was scheduled to sing the national anthem. However, her performance was met with criticism and backlash from viewers who noticed her slurred words and off-key singing.
Andress, who is known for her hit songs “More Hearts Than Mine” and “Lady Like,” has been open about her struggles with alcohol in the past. In her statement, she acknowledged that she had been using alcohol as a coping mechanism and that it had taken a toll on her mental and physical health.
The singer also thanked her fans for their support and understanding, and promised to come back stronger after completing her treatment. “I am committed to getting the help I need and becoming a better version of myself,” she wrote.
Andress’ decision to seek help and be open about her struggles has been met with an outpouring of support from fans and fellow artists in the country music community. Many have praised her for being honest and brave, and have offered their love and encouragement during this difficult time.
Substance abuse and addiction are serious issues that can affect anyone, regardless of their profession or status. Andress’ decision to seek help and be open about her struggles serves as a reminder that it’s important to prioritize one’s mental and physical well-being, and to seek help when needed.
We wish Ingrid Andress all the best in her journey towards recovery and commend her for taking the necessary steps to better herself. Let’s continue to support and uplift those who are struggling with addiction, and work towards creating a more understanding and compassionate society.
