"They've made amends personally, but haven't made amends publicly," he told PEOPLE at the event on Sunday.
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" Rinna agreed: "We've made amends, and we have moved on.
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And now he's even made amends with astronaut Scott Kelly.
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" Now, 16 years' later, Philipps said, "We've since made amends.
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After years of conflict, he's made amends with the union.
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Cole more than made amends with his Game Five performance.
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Griner echoed Taurasi's sentiments that she's made amends with Johnson.
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Seventeen years later, both influential houses appear to have made amends.
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" In February, Gucci and Nicki made amends and released "Make Love.
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Go ahead, tell your mother: Demi Lovato and Halsey have officially made amends.
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Biden insisted that she had "made amends" and would not repeat her mistakes.
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The two men have since made amends, but their relationship has never been close.
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Wouldn't that be cool, if Luke P. became friends with everybody and made amends?
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Timberlake opened up about the incident in January, claiming the two singers have made amends.
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The eagle and 10 birdies that followed more than made amends for his slow start.
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With the assist, Sutter made amends for being foiled on a breakaway early in overtime.
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The politician went on the show a week later, where he and Davidson made amends.
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However, he then made amends during a speech in Warsaw, Poland, just two months later.
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" Athenahealth said it's "aware" Bush has "made amends" with Seldon and "has shown deep remorse.
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The politician went on the show a week later, where he and Davidson made amends.
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Miller made amends Saturday in a 3-2 shootout win over the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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Dean McDermott and Tori Spelling have made amends with his ex-wife, Mary Jo Eustace.
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He claims he's since made amends, but we're not buying it unless Jackson confirms that herself.
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I also made amends with the greedy landlord who refused to return my $353,650 security deposit.
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He was diagnosed within the past year, which means they could have made amends before the end.
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Since then, the two have made amends and Drake even brought Meek out at a Boston show.
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Taylor Swift may have made amends with Katy Perry, but the beef with Kim Kardashian still stings.
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After a public feud last year, Jada Pinkett Smith, 47, and Leah Remini, 48, have made amends.
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But not long after — after they made amends — Apple debuted an exclusive concert film from Swift's 1999 tour.
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She made amends at the next hole, however, to complete a dream that goes back to her childhood.
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But the pair quickly cleared up the situation and made amends, even opening the VMAs with a joint performance.
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Renard made amends after 35 minutes, the powerful central defender thumping a header home for her 21st international goal.
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The team quickly made amends and the following April opened the Hall of Fame and museum inside the stadium.
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But the two soon made amends and vowed to move the program forward as quickly yet safely as possible.
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Although Trump and Cuomo sparred Tuesday on social media, it appeared the two made amends after a morning phone call.
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Yet Johnson made amends with an offensive rebound and layup the next time on offense and Rutgers trailed 262-254.
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Baltimore added to the record when Adames made amends for one of his miscues with a solo shot in the fifth.
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Although the pair famously feuded in their youth, they have since made amends and worked together on The Voice in 2016.
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We're not sure what to make of this, but hopefully they made amends over sushi and are planning a double wedding.
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When Pink visited the show two years ago, she explained that they had made amends since their feud in the early 2000s.
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The two made amends last year following West's interruption of Swift's acceptance speech for the MTV VMAs Best Female Video in 2009.
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Emanuel has long ago made amends, but may have to do so again if Clinton doesn't fare well in the primary Tuesday.
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On Friday, the Army finally made amends, promoting Mr. James to the rank of second lieutenant, two weeks after his 21955th birthday.
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According to Timberlake, who spoke ahead of his performance at the 24 Super Bowl, both he and Jackson have made amends since then.
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They later made amends but the relationship unraveled when Mr. McCain denounced Mr. Trump for boasting about sexually assaulting women in the video.
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If I somehow forgot to do either, I bolted out of bed, no matter how close I was to sleep, and made amends.
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Now serving as an analyst on TNT's Inside the NBA, O'Neal told PEOPLE in 2018 that he has since made amends with Bryant.
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Recently, his sisters Kim Kardashian West, 35, and Kylie Jenner, 18, made amends with his new fiancée, so maybe Khloé is following their lead.
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But with Ferrell as a makeshift mediator, the pair slowly made amends, repairing their friendship and kickstarting a new era for them as musicians.
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Ronaldo then thought he had made amends in the 85th minute by grabbing the winner with a header but it was ruled out for offside.
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She is focused on living a comfortable life with no stress, and she said she has made amends with loved ones who have hurt her.
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He had since made amends with Selden, and the two had a close relationship, co-parenting their children and celebrating holidays together as a family.
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Allen made amends for failing to execute a sacrifice bunt in the fourth by slapping an RBI single up the middle to score Jake Bauers.
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"Part of the process of recovery and living your life sober is making amends and I made amends to Lauren," Wahler shared on the show.
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Pardon files include background information and details on criminal charges, and in many cases include letters describing how the person in question has made amends.
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Unfazed, Colorado State started chipping away, and Carta-Samuels made amends for his costly fumble by engineering an offensive attack the Razorbacks (1-1) couldn't stop.
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She has just made amends with her father and, for this moment, she's free of the past and prepared to build the future to her liking.
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However, the trio soon made amends and discussed the other finer things in life: food, weed, being on TV, and getting blow jobs in an Uber.
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Ruth and Debbie still haven't made amends, and while the rest of the women are happy to be back together, there's an interloper in their midsts: Yolanda.
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Jason Derulo says American Airlines has "made amends personally" for an alleged "racial discrimination" incident — but the singer is waiting for a public statement from the company.
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Grier threw second-half touchdowns of 212 yards to Gary Jennings and 253 yards to David Sills V, who made amends for dropping two potential touchdowns earlier.
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The Fair Housing Act of 1968, which outlawed housing discrimination on paper, might have made amends for some of this history had the federal government actually enforced it.
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Dunne hit into the water to bogey on the 17th but made amends with a gain on the last hole, preserving his lead as Elvira also birdied the 18th.
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She also speaks about the dangers of social media, and how she's made amends with the trolls and haters who seem to find their way into her comments section.
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Despite credible evidence which ties the Saudi government to the murder, many of the businesses and officials who distanced themselves from Saudi Arabia last year have since made amends.
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Following that reprieve, he made amends in the playoff, saying he focused on a target for his approach shot and blocked the significance of the occasion from his mind.
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" But during "Angels" he made amends on her birthday, she says, with "a Scottish pipe band in kilts, a goofball choir, Audra McDonald and a [expletive] huge ice angel!
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The Flames drew even later in the period as Gaudreau made amends for his turnover by delivering a picture-perfect pass to Sean Monahan in a 2-on-1 situation.
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One night a year later — after she'd made amends with her dad and moved back home — she decided to upload some of the music she'd been creating as an online mixtape.
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Even Michael Scott (Steve Carell), the hapless and often willfully offensive boss from The Office, earned the viewer's fervent blessing by the show's seventh season; he found love and made amends.
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The pop star, 38, told Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live that while the two have made amends since their feud in the early 2000s, their relationship was very rocky.
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Letang made amends at 17:01 of the second period when he sniped a top-corner, short-side dart from the right faceoff dot when the Penguins converted an odd-man rush.
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Singer Zara Larsson has made amends with James Charles after accusing the YouTuber of direct messaging her boyfriend to flirt as allegations of his predatory behavior came to light on the internet.
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Pouille who saved a matchpoint against Jan-Lennard Struff in the round of 16, squandered his first against Lopez with a double fault but made amends on his third with an ace.
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Six years later, he's made amends with his parents, who he said regret the whole thing—the transport, the wildness program, and the therapeutic boarding school, which cost about $140,000 all in.
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Wedding date: June 24, 2010After marrying Brian Austin Green in 2010, Megan Fox filed for divorce in 2015 due to "irreconcilable differences," but the couple made amends in 2016 and remain together.
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They reported to the court, held down jobs, completed education credits, performed community service, participated in mental health and/or substance use disorder treatment programs, and made amends to their loved ones.
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Still, words are just that: We have no idea what actions Franco is taking in order to correct his potentially problematic behavior, or made amends with the women whom he has allegedly hurt.
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At the same hole where he dunked two balls into the water four years ago when tied for the lead with Tiger Woods late in the final round, Garcia more than made amends.
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Wiesberger let his advantage slip with a double bogey at the fourth but made amends at the 11th with an eagle and the two leaders were neck-and-neck on the back nine.
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It seems that Mike "the Situation" and Ronnie, thankfully, have made amends, considering they were spotted test-driving Lambos and not drunk in their South Beach apartment throwing furniture at each other recently.
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Mickelson said his approach shot to his first hole had been an early candidate for "worst shot of the year" but he made amends by pitching in his third shot for an adventurous birdie.
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After four months of not speaking, estranged friends Brandi Redmond and Stephanie Hollman finally made amends on Monday's all-new Real Housewives of Dallas — but their way back together came with some devastating news.
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He said he made amends to about 30 people who executed his orders — some of whom lost their jobs — by sending credit cards linked to offshore bank accounts with about 50,000 euros ($55,800) each.
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Athletics 21, Astros 7 Matt Olson and Sean Murphy recorded multi-homer games, and Oakland made amends for a 15-0 loss in the opener of a four-game series by dismantling host Houston.
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And while Sanders publicly made amends with Clinton, the leaks fueled lingering suspicion among his supporters, some of whom post-election studies and polls show stayed home that November or even voted for Trump.
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Bellerin made amends for conceding the penalty by scoring a stoppage-time equalizer for Arsenal, although Chelsea had two further chances with Alvaro Morata firing at Petr Cech before Davide Zappacosta hit the crossbar.
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On Thursday, the former "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star appeared on Spencer and Heidi Pratt's " Make Speidi Famous Again " podcast where she discussed how the two made amends after nearly a decade of drama.
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Swift and Kanye West made amends when he sent her flowers and she presented him with the Vanguard Award in 2015, but just a little over a year later their relationship once again went south.
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Six women leaders in the tech industry who spoke to BuzzFeed News acknowledged that perpetrators of sexual misconduct should be given a chance to rebuild their careers once they've faced the consequences and made amends.
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But Mantha made amends just 65 seconds later on the power play, one-timing a crossing pass from Athanasiou from the center of the right circle and setting the stage for his overtime game-winner.
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An early error by Marcus Rashford put England behind, but he made amends by scoring the winner to move his team to 5 points ahead of Northern Ireland in their group with two rounds remaining.
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An early error by Marcus Rashford put England behind, but he made amends by scoring the winner to move his team to 28 points ahead of Northern Ireland in their group with two rounds remaining.
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Korea squandered an early six-run lead to a battling Taiwan team but made amends with a 10th inning rally capped by a pinch-hit two-run homer by Kim Tae-kyun off Chen Hung-Wen.
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Artemyev said FAS expected Google to pay 7 percent of its annual Russian turnover but would agree to lower its demands if the company made amends, such as changing the terms of its deals with handset manufacturers.
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For a time, the two weren't in each other's lives, but during the 2005 child molestation case against Michael, his dad showed up to support him, which some interpreted as a sign the two had made amends.
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Jeff Jampol, who manages the estate, said that for artists like Ms. Franklin and Mr. Redding, unfair financial treatment was built into the fabric of their early careers, and the music industry has not fully made amends.
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Villar made amends for committing a pair of errors by depositing a 1-0 curveball from Jefry Rodriguez (1-103) just over the wall in right-center field for a three-run homer in the third inning.
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Swift and Perry already made amends in May of 2018, when Perry sent Swift a literal olive branch as a "sorry for shading you on Twitter" gift, and Swift added "Never Really Over" to her playlist weeks ago.
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Villareal captain Bruno Soriano gave his side the lead on the stroke of halftime with a boldly chipped penalty after Sergio Ramos had handled in the area, although the Real captain made amends by equalizing in the 48th minute.
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" When asked if there have been any repercussions for his intense demeanor, Ramsay says, "There are times I've felt I've gone too far but yeah, I've made amends to pull it back up and put it back on track.
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Williams' condemnation was picked up by outlets as a personal attack on Haddish — he later made amends to her at the Emmys — thanks in part to his troubled history with drug use and tendency to speak bluntly on controversial topics.
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Antoine Griezmann made amends for missing a second penalty in as many games by hitting the opening goal as Atletico were made to sweat for all three points at Valencia, who had new coach Cesare Prandelli watching in the stands.
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A back-pedalling Shilton was breached for the first time in the semi-final when Andreas Brehme's shot clipped Parker's heel, but the defender made amends in the dying minutes of the match, setting up Gary Lineker for the equalizer.
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The first was a 30-yard sand-wedge for an eagle on the eighth which made amends for a double-bogey a hole earlier while a low chip in for a birdie from just off the 17th green put him decisively clear.
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French playmaker Nikola Karabatic made amends for a poor last-four display against Spain with nine goals from 11 shots to lead his team's effort against Denmark, who never looked like recovering from a dramatic defeat by Sweden in the other semi-final.
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By the Democratic primary in August, Mr. Lamont, 64, had long made amends; with his party's backing, he trounced his sole opponent, Joseph P. Ganim, the mayor of Bridgeport who had served several years in federal prison after his conviction on corruption charges.
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Getting the issue of past criminal activity out in the open early on in the hiring process allows the employer to ask about it and better understand if it was a youthful indiscretion or a one-time mistake that the person made amends for.
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But the Swedish team made amends in their second race by ending the three-race winning run of Oracle Team USA with a convincing show of tactics and boat speed giving them victory by a 39-second margin after taking the lead from the start.
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Amid groans from a disappointed crowd, the American narrowly missed a 12-footer at the 15th that would have put him two-up but he made amends on the next hole with a conceded birdie four after hitting a brilliant bunker shot to two feet.
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Thomas asked Meghan and Harry to &aposfake&apos that they had made amends &aposso the press will finally shut up&aposIn the People interview, where friends of the duchess first addressed Meghan&aposs letter to Thomas, they also mentioned that he had sent a letter in return.
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Buffalo yielded power-play goals to change the momentum of both contests, although Kane made amends against the Oilers in overtime with his second goal of the night to give him five points in his last five games after notching just two (both assists) in his previous 10.
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A day after missing a six-footer that would have won his match at the 18th hole at Liberty National, Mickelson made amends on Friday to post his 24th victory by sinking a 12-foot birdie at the final hole as he and partner Kevin Wisner beat Jason Day and Marc Leishman one-up.
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According to the Times, the White House requested pardon files -- including background information on the individual, details about the criminal charges, and letters about how the military member has made amends -- from the Justice Department on Friday, in hopes that the President would have the ability to grant the pardons by Memorial Day weekend.
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EditorsNote: 4th graf; clarify play by play; 10th graf, three strikeouts for Roark, not two Matt Olson and Sean Murphy recorded multi-homer games, and the Oakland Athletics made amends for a blowout loss in the opener of a four-game series at Houston with a 21-7 dismantling of the Astros on Tuesday.
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HONG KONG — South Korea said Tuesday that it would not undo a 2015 agreement with Japan to shelve a longtime dispute over women who were forced into sexual slavery for the Japanese military during World War II. The agreement has been criticized in South Korea, where many people don't believe Japan has fully made amends for its wartime legacy.
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