According to a report on the Spanish "El Mundo" website on February 25, Domingo said in an announcement that he deeply admires and respects those female colleagues who feel the need to tell all the facts in 2019.

Reference News Network reported on February 27 Foreign media said that as an investigation report found that he had "inappropriate sexual behavior" was made public, Spanish tenor singer Placido Domingo was released locally. On February 25, he publicly apologized to all the female victims who accused him of sexual harassment. He deeply apologized for hurting them and expressed his willingness to take all responsibilities.

According to a report on the Spanish "El Mundo" website on February 25, Domingo said in an announcement that he deeply admires and respects those female colleagues who feel the need to tell all the facts in 2019. He said in the announcement: "I can understand that some women have not had the courage to tell the truth because they feared that their careers would be affected."

He also said that after a detailed analysis of multiple accusations in recent months, He felt that this experience also made him realize something and grow. But that's not his intention, because no one wants to grow up that way.

An American labor union that advocates for female victims issued an investigation report on the 25th stating that Domingo sexually harassed at least 27 women while holding leadership positions at the National Opera in Washington and the Los Angeles Opera. There is sufficient evidence to prove that he engaged in "inappropriate sexual behavior" and abuse of power over a period of 20 years. The

investigation report shows that the 79-year-old Domingo denied all accusations during the investigation and said that his status was not enough to influence the career development of female colleagues. He admitted to "flirting" with them but never crossed a red line. After the

investigation report was released, Domingo had to promise to contribute to the future development of the opera industry in a positive direction in the face of the detailed investigation content, so as to prevent others from making the same mistakes as him. He said in the announcement: "I fervently hope that the opera world can become a safer development space, and I hope to set a good example for future generations."

A few months ago, Domingo was raped by more than 20 women Sexual Harassment Allegations. He initially denied all the accusations, but later had to cancel concerts scheduled for San Francisco and Dallas, and resigned as director of the Los Angeles Opera.