Boebert apologizes after video emerges of her vaping and taking photos at Beetlejuice performance

Video shows Republican representative being escorted out of Denver theater

Boebert says she is "deeply sorry" for her actions

Lauren Boebert has issued an apology after video emerged of her vaping and taking photographs during a musical performance of Beetlejuice.

The video, which was taken on Sunday night at a performing arts theater in Denver, shows Boebert being escorted out of the theater by security. Boebert has since apologized for her actions, saying she is "deeply sorry" for her behavior.

In a statement, Boebert said she was "not thinking clearly" when she took out her phone to take pictures and vape during the performance.

"I know that my actions were wrong and I take full responsibility for them," Boebert said. "I am deeply sorry for the disruption I caused and I sincerely apologize to the cast, crew, and audience members who were affected by my behavior."

Boebert's apology comes after she was widely criticized for her actions. Many people took to social media to express their anger and disappointment, calling Boebert's behavior "disrespectful" and "unprofessional."

Some people also questioned whether Boebert's actions were a violation of the theater's rules. The theater's website states that "vaping and photography are not allowed inside the theater."

It is unclear whether Boebert will face any further consequences for her actions. The theater has not yet announced any plans to take action against her.