Rob Ford Denies Telling Staffer He'd 'Eat Her P*ssy': 'I've Got More Than Enough at Home'
Ford makes shocking comments
GRAPHIC LANGUAGE: Rob Ford responds to allegations, saying he did not tell his former policy adviser that he wanted to 'eat her *****'
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has apologized for using lewd language on live television in his denial of allegations made to police in recently released court documents.
Ford said allegations of cocaine use and prostitution that came to light Wednesday, 'pushed him over the edge.'

'I used unforgivable language and again I apologize,' he said Thursday in a hastily called news conference.

Ford's wife, Renata, who has remained out of the spotlight as the mayor's troubles have escalates, stood at his side as he spoke.

Ford added he is receiving support 'from a team of health care professionals' but refused to elaborate on that support.

'I wish you to understand I am accepting responsibility for the challenges I face. I ask you to please, please respect my family's privacy,' he added, before taking his wife through the throng of cameras and reporters to reach an elevator.

When asked by CTV Toronto's Zuraidah Alman whether her husband should resign, Renata Ford responded no; that was what elections were for, she said.

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