Kamaru Usman is expressing his regret after a private conversation with Anthony Joshua following his tragic crash surfaced on social media … apologizing for allowing it to be recorded and published for the world to see.

The clip went viral this week … showing Usman talking to Joshua via FaceTime about the Dec. 29 accident in Nigeria that claimed the lives of Kevin “Latif” Ayodele and Sina Ghami.

Usman received a ton of backlash for having the camera rolling for such a sensitive moment … and he addressed it by admitting he messed up.

“I realized after and asked about it. I take full responsibility for not properly watching the video that was released and keeping my private conversation with my brother, AJ, private. SMH.”

“Big L on me. That’s not something I would ever do to a friend/ brother.”

Joshua — who suffered minor injuries in the crash — publicly spoke about the fatal incident for the first time on Thursday, saying the death of Ghami and Ayodele has been tough.

Stacie Orrico — a former Christian music singer — has filed a lawsuit claiming her manager sexually abused her when she was a child, and members of her label did nothing to stop it.

The singer-songwriter filed the lawsuit against her former manager, Britt Ham, and Universal Music Group earlier this week … alleging Ham began touching her inappropriately when she was just 14 years old.

Orrico says Ham got her alone away from her parents under the guise of daily Bible study … and impressed upon her the importance of secrecy after he allegedly sexually assaulted her by claiming they needed to protect her Christian image.

Orrico claims Greg Ham told her parents she and Britt Ham were touching an unhealthy amount … and later told cops he knew they were involved in an inappropriate relationship. She also says DeGarmo told her he knew about the inappropriate conduct in 2002 … but “blamed her for the relationship, and told her it could jeopardize her career.”

Orrico is suing for childhood sexual abuse, sexual battery, negligence, and more.

Four years after “Jackass Forever,” Johnny Knoxville and the gang are back for more … they’re bringing us a new head-cracking, nut-smashing movie this summer!

Knoxville posted the announcement Wednesday, writing … “Well a wang dang and hot damn doodle, we are starting the year off with a bang. We wanted to let you know that this summer Jackass is back!!”

According to Knoxville, the new offering will hit theaters June 26.

There are very few details at the moment, but if it’s anything like the last “Jackass” movie … fans are in for a great time.

The fourth installment saw Danger Ehren confront a black bear while covered in honey, while Steve-O covered his genitals in bumblebees, among other outrageous stunts.

While the entire cast is unclear, it doesn’t look like fan favorite Bam Margera will be returning for now.

It’s been a while since Knoxville last broke a rib fighting a bull or broke his penis doing a backflip on a motorcycle, but lately the 54-year-old stuntman has been getting thrills hosting the “Fear Factor” reboot, “Fear Factor: House of Fear” on Fox.