Ryan Garcia has issued an apology to ex-wife Andrea Celina after allegedly trashing their home and sending threatening messages in another ugly incident this week.

Garcia, who recently claimed he is checking himself into rehab after being expelled from the WBC for making racial slurs online, was accused of harassing Celina and their two children, Bela and Henry, on Tuesday.

The troubled boxer's baby mother shared a series of photos and screenshots of both the damage to their shared property and the violent threats he made during the spat, while insisting that her former husband needs to focus on 'getting sober'.

In one of his messages, Garcia allegedly said that he was going to 'f**k up' Celina - whom he divorced after the birth of their second child in December - after accusing her of being unfaithful and stealing money from him.

He also labelled her a 'b***h' and a 'whore' while promising to track her down in Miami. 

Following his latest scandal, Garcia has taken to TikTok to apologize to Celina and double down on his claim that he will soon be checking into rehab.

'I woke up the next morning regretting everything I did and everything I said about Andrea,' the 25-year-old said. 'I came on here just to say I’m sorry. Andrea, you’re the mother of my children and somebody that I’ll always have love and respect for.

'You grew up [with] me and you’ve seen me at my best and now you’ve seen me at my worst. Andrea and everybody knows that I’ve got a lot of stuff going on right now, but I’ve finally decided to get some help.'

Garcia has endured a whirlwind year following the birth of his second child and divorce from Celina, as well as his controversial win over Devin Haney in April and frequent social-media tirades.

After beating Haney, it was revealed that the super-lightweight star had failed drugs tests the day before and the day of the fight, meaning he has been suspended from boxing for the next 12 months.

Amid that suspension, Garcia has also been expelled from the WBC sanctioning body after a shocking racist outburst in which he mentioned both the KKK and George Floyd.

'I lost everything in the past couple of weeks,' he continued in the TikTok. 'My boxing career, just so much other things. I hurt Andrea, I hurt you, I hurt our kids, I hurt everybody around me for my actions.

'I’m sorry because I know our kids are going to watch these when they get older. I’m so sorry. I lost everything. I lost the one thing I ever loved me, who knew me the most. Andrea knows me the most. I’m sorry Andrea, I feel bad.'

'I retract all my statements about her,' Garcia added. 'She never stole money from me. She never did wrong by me. She never cheated on me. We weren’t together, so right there, she’s not a cheater. She’s a great woman.'