Jason Alexander apologises to Courtney Stodden over 2012 skit

Jason Alexander apologized to Courtney Stodden for his 2012 'Funny or Die' skit comments.

Stodden was a minor when the skit sexualized her; she called out Alexander and the creators on Instagram.

Alexander said he truly regrets the inappropriate skit and is deeply sorry for any harm caused.

Stodden highlighted that adults signed the contracts and her earnings went to her then-husband Doug Hutchison.

Stodden argued that children deserve laws that protect them from such exploitation.