Adam Levine Accused of Sending Additional Women Flirty Messages

There are more women accusing Maroon 5's Adam Levine of sending flirtatious messages.

A comedian named Maryka posted a series of screengrabs Tuesday of an alleged conversation he had with a singer in which he told her to distract herself with him. Levine is said to have sent Maryka a private video in which he said, "I'm stupid," though the context in which he sent it isn't completely clear.

Alyson Rosef allegedly received a series of messages from Adam which read, in part, "I shouldn't be talking to you." Levine allegedly said "Said no hot chick ever other than you" when Alyson stated she only likes metal music.

Alyson encourages other girls to do the same as she felt bad for Adam's wife.

Sumner Stroh was the first to expose Levine's messages, saying the two had an affair, and showing one message exchange where Levine said about the impending birth of his child. If it's a boy, I want to name it Sumner. Are you okay with that? It's dead serious.

Adam said in a statement that he used poor judgement when talking to anyone other than his wife. I didn't have an affair, but I crossed the line during a bad time in my life.

It became inappropriate in some instances. I have taken steps to fix it with my family. My wife and family are the most important things in my life. The greatest mistake I could ever make was being naive and stupid. I will not go back. I take responsibility for my actions. We will get through it.