It was a children's party, not a wild party, says Hady Mirza

SINGAPORE : Former Singapore Idol Hady Mirza has apologised for the incident - which saw his family banned from using a condominium's recreational facilities for six months - saying that it resulted from a "children's party and certainly not a wild party".

In an e-mail to MediaCorp on Tuesday, Mr Hady, 30, added that the damages caused were "unintentional".

The apology, sent through his managers Artiste Networks, came after MediaCorp reported on Monday that the Mimosa Park management council had banned his family, who live in the development, from using the condo's pool, gym and squash court following a private party on October 2. LINK