Ronda Rousey apologizes for reposting Sandy Hook conspiracy theory video 11 years ago

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For Ronda Rousey, it is better late than never.

The former UFC fighter and WWE wrestler wrote a lengthy apology on X for re-posting a Sandy Hook conspiracy theory video on social media back in 2013, calling it "the single most regrettable decision of my life."

"I can't say how many times I've redrafted this apology over the last 11 years. How many times I've convinced myself it wasn't the right time or that I'd be causing even more damage by giving it," Rousey wrote.

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"I didn't even believe it, but was so horrified at the truth that I was grasping for an alternative fiction to cling to instead. I quickly realized my mistake and took it down, but the damage was done. By some miracleit seemingly slipped under the media’s radar. I was never asked about it so I never spoke of it again, afraid that calling attention to it would have the opposite of the intended effect — it could increase the views of those conspiracy videos, and selfishly, inform even more people I was ignorant, self absorbed and tone deaf enough to share one in the first place."

Rousey said that she wrote an apology for her memoir, but her publisher "begged me to take it out, saying it would overshadow everything else and do more harm than good."

"I apologize that this came 11 years too late, but to those affected by the Sandy Hook massacre, from the bottom of my heart and depth of my soul," she continued. "I am so so sorry for the hurt I caused. I can’t even