Placido Domingo says his apology gave "wrong impression"

"I feel I have to issue another statement to correct the false impression generated by my apology," he said in a statement that said he had withdrawn from "La Traviata" at Madrid's Teatro Real and would do the same with any theatre or opera house "that might have difficulties" with his presence.The latest statement came two days after the 79-year-old, who faces multiple allegations of sexual harassment, apologized for "the hurt" he caused to his accusers, saying he accepted "full responsibility" for his actions.At least 20 women have accused Domingo of forcibly kissing, grabbing or fondling them in incidents dating back to the 1980s, and on Tuesday, the AGMA union said an internal probe found the storied tenor-turned-baritone had engaged in a pattern of "inappropriate activity." But the Spanish megastar, whose initial apology didn't specifically confirm any of the allegations, on Thursday insisted his statement had been misunderstood.