Kayla Nicole apologized on November 13, 2025, for old social media posts, saying she was ashamed of what she had written and calling the posts “ignorant, hurtful and completely wrong.” Contemporaneous reports said her statement appeared on Instagram Stories and that she had deleted her X account.
What Nicole said in her apology
In the statement reproduced by contemporaneous coverage, Nicole said the posts had resurfaced the previous week and that reading them now was difficult. She wrote: “I want to take a moment to sincerely apologize for the hurtful tweets I posted so many years ago.”
She added that she was ashamed she had ever thought or spoken that way, describing the posts as “ignorant, hurtful and completely wrong.” Nicole said she took full responsibility and was sorry to anyone she may have hurt.
What reports say about the posts and her X account
News reports describe the posts as dating from the early 2010s; one gives a 2010–2014 range. They characterize the language as derogatory toward people of several ethnicities and as including homophobic slurs. Those descriptions come from reports about screenshots; the material reviewed does not establish independent authentication of the screenshots.
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Nicole said she had deleted the posts and her X account. In the wording reproduced by coverage of her statement, she explained: “I have since deleted those tweets and my X account entirely, because I refuse to keep that energy alive or contribute to a cycle of hate.”
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Nicole wrote that “the woman I am today would never use those words or express those kinds of views.” She also said: “I can’t change the past, but I will continue showing through my actions who I’ve become and what I stand for today.”
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E! News had previously covered Nicole discussing the effects of online harassment on an episode of Unapologetically Angel. That is context for her reference to a cycle of hate, not evidence of what caused the apology. Coverage also placed the story amid wider online attention around Nicole, but the material reviewed does not establish that a Halloween costume or any other specific event caused the posts to resurface or prompted the timing of her statement.
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