Sebastian Bach recently cleared the air about any misunderstandings regarding his marriage on Instagram following social media posts that implied divorce.

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Last Monday, Bach posted a couple of photos – one with his wedding ring and one without – captioned ‘before & after’ with a broken heart emoji. A suggestive image of his cr*tch, writing, “I love my new pants. Wanna c*m hang out with me?” followed shortly after.

The singer later deleted these posts and issued a public apology. Another statement recently clarified that “I am still married. What I posted 2 days ago when I got home was completely inappropriate in every way. No, I am NOT single. I should never have posted that any girl has a chance with me because I only want Suzanne. I am doing everything I can to work things out with my amazing wife.”

“Hopefully, we can come together and get back what we once had,” it continued. “I am ashamed for thinking my marriage was over when it is not over. I am extremely sorry for upsetting Suzanne & our families and for posting inappropriate content on the internet. I have to be accountable for my behavior and I apologize to my wife for overreacting when I got home.”

“I know it’s going to be tough to get through this, but I married Suzanne for life. The ring is back on the finger, and I have no plans to take it off.”

In his apology post yesterday, Bach stated that his controversial Instagram posts were an emotional reaction to coming back to an empty house.

He explained, “To be honest, when I am not with my wife, I get extremely jealous of anybody who is actually with her. I know that is a flaw, and I am sorry I am not perfect; that is for sure. When I am away from my wife, I get insecure because I love being in the same room as her more than anything in this world.”

Bach and Le got engaged after two months of dating in late 2024 and tied the knot the next year.