Ice-T Disrespected: CoCo Apologizes For Instagram Pictures, Kissing And Date With Rapper AP9, Husband 'Feel Like S**t' [Photos]

Ice-T feels disrespected after his wife CoCo posed with another man in photos that surfaced over the weekend. Social site, MediaTakeout published the pictures of CoCo sitting and flirting with rapper AP.9 from the group Mob Figaz and the actor wasn't quite to pleased with them.

Mediatakeout captured screenshots of Ice-T's angered tweets and one tweet suggested their marriage was in trouble, " I say this on twitter because there is noway to avoid the obvious misconduct of a married couple. That's it. Any more questions ask @Cocosworld"

Later, the "Law and Order" actor vented about his wife's whereabouts before deleting them saying, "Coco's in Vegas," the actor tweeted. "She has given me her explanation of the pics on the net from her [first] weeks out there with some dude..." He added, "She said he knew someone in the crew from our show and would pop up where ever they would go. He also said he knew me.. I don't know dude."

Despite her explanation, Ice-T felt beyond disrespected and made it seem as if their long relationship was destroyed, "Regardless.. They would take Posed pics every time. Most of them disrespectful and in bad taste. She's made me look.. And feel like s**t." 

Coco went on twitter to apologize about the pictures and says that the pictures were the only thing that happened that night, "Ice is right, the pics I took with this man were in poor taste & I disrespected my husband however the pics were the only thing that happened," she wrote on Saturday. "I feel so sad, the bottom line is I love Ice & I can understand why he's upset theres no excuse for my actions. I'm so sorry baby & to everyone."

Although, Ice- T's final tweet was "Don't get it twisted... I'm not happy about this s**t." The couple seemed to have made a mends and were spotted together smiling for cameras in a New York City gallery Monday.

Coco needs to remember the motto "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas" doesn't apply for celebrities in the day of cell phones, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook