British author Neil Gaiman has apologized for breaking his homeland’s COVID-19 lockdown measures by returning to the country from New Zealand.The Good Omens and American Gods writer was spoken to by local police after returning to his property on the Isle of Skye, Scotland, after separating from his wife, the singer Amanda Palmer, who is in Auckland with their four-year-old son.Apologizing for his behaviour, Gaiman wrote on his blog on Monday night: “So.
I did something stupid. I’m really sorry. I’ve managed to mess things up in Skye, which is the place I love most in the world.”The writer’s trip home sparked headlines after he penned an earlier blog explaining that he had returned to Scotland via Los Angeles and London, as he and Amanda