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Jason Alexander Apologizes to Courtney Stodden for Sketch

Jason Alexander issued a public apology this week to Courtney Stodden, expressing regret for an inappropriate sketch filmed in 2012. The sketch, produced by Funny or Die, featured Alexander rubbing a cellphone on Stodden's breasts. At the time of the filming, Stodden was 17 years old. Alexander stated in his apology that he "truly regret[s] it" and acknowledged the sketch was inappropriate given Stodden's age. The apology comes over a decade after the sketch was released and has been met with public discussion regarding the nature of the content and the age of consent. Funny or Die has not yet commented on the apology or the sketch itself. Stodden, who has been an advocate for victims of exploitation, has not yet publicly responded to Alexander's apology. The incident highlights ongoing conversations about consent, age-appropriateness in media, and the long-term impact of public performances on individuals, particularly when they are minors. Alexander's statement aims to address the harm caused and seek reconciliation for his actions.

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