James Corden Is 'Disappointed' In Himself For Kissing Sean Spicer

James Cordenhas apologized for drunkenly kissing former White House press secretary Sean Spicerat theEmmysafter-party.

The “Late Late Show” host faced a backlash afterVariety magazineshared this snap of him embracing Spicer on Sunday:

Critics accused Corden of “normalizing fascism,” and likened the move to “Tonight Show” hostJimmy Fallon’sinfamousruffling of President Donald Trump’s hairduring the 2016 election campaign.

Corden addressed the issue during the opening monologue of his show on Monday night.

“Anyone ever have that feeling when you get a little drunk and then wake up the next morning and think, ‘Oh God, who did I kiss last night?’ It’s a bit like that,” he said.

Corden claimed to understand why “some people have been disappointed by this photo” and revealed that “in truth, I’m disappointed by it as well.”

“I am, I have been reading a lot of harsh comments on Twitter today, and I hear you loud and clear,” he added. “Truly, I do.”

Check out the full segment on the CBS websitehere.

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This article originally appeared on HuffPost.