David Hasselhoff’s ex-wife has called the actor's latest public attack on her part of an "all-out hate fest." The actor sent a damning statement to media outlets Friday accusing his former wife, Pamela Bach, of making assault allegations against him as nothing more than a publicity stunt.

Angry about a TV interview, during which Bach claimed Hasselhoff would attack her in violent alcohol-fuelled rages, the actor called her comments "false" and "obscene."

In the statement, the Knight Rider star also repeated claims his ex-wife has "tested positive for alcohol and illegal substances in response to court ordered testing".

He also attacked his ex-wife's new attorney, Debra Opri, accusing the woman, who recently represented Larry Birkhead in his custody battle for Anna Nicole Smith's baby daughter, of sharing "a thirst for publicity" with Bach.

Firing back at Hasselhoff, Opri has released a statement. She writes, "His private conduct behind the scenes continues to be deplorable in that he refuses to accept responsibility for his actions by transferring blame to his ex-wife. This is the behaviour of a man in denial who arrogantly spins his explanations to the media in an attempt to save face. The spinning is over."

Opri also points out that a three-month-old video of an intoxicated Hasselhoff, which was leaked to the media earlier this week and features the actor growling obscenities at his teenage daughter, could land him in big trouble.

She adds, "His continuing abuse of alcohol violates court orders."

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