"The Voice" coach Adam Levine has recently been accused of hitting his wife and one-month old daughter as an anonymous caller tipped the police. However, after proper investigation, it was found out to be untrue after all.

Adam Levine Being Accused Of Abusing His Wife And Child: Confirmed To Be UNTRUE

Just Last weekend, Adam Levine was bombarded with the media as an anonymous caller tipped the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) that he was allegedly hitting his wife and even his only one-month old daughter. The singer and voice coach allegedly hit his wife so hard that it knocked her down on the floor, and he also allegedly hit their baby in the face. However, after the LAPD paid him a visit, there were no signs of assault in the home and no injuries in his wife and daughter that should be visible to justify the scene described by the caller.

Adam didn't make an official statement to the media but he admitted that he understood how he was targeted of false accusations. Being a public figure has its downside, including false accusations being thrown at him to ruin his image, his career and even his family. Nevertheless, he said that they were never true and not even those close to him believed that he was ever capable of something like that. He assured the people that he indeed loves his wife and their new baby girl.

Adam Levine Admits To Still Adjusting To Being A New Parent

After the controversial incident, Adam posted a tweet, although totally unrelated to the issue. Thus, this shows that the actor may have already gone past the allegations that he is abusing his wife and child, since it has been confirmed that they were not true at all. In a previous interview made with the singer, admitting that he is still adjusting to the life of being a parent saying that there is still so much he doesn't know about the entire concept. However, he is excited to learn all these things alongside her wife, Behati Prinsloo.