Jason Alexander Donates $15,000 After Apology Over 2012 Sketch

Page Six • 26 Jul 00:37

Actress Courtney Stodden praised Jason Alexander's $15,000 contribution to the anti-child-marriage nonprofit Unchained At Last, following his public apology for a 2012 comedy sketch she described as inappropriate.

New York Daily News • 24 Jul 23:22

The actor gave $15,000 to Unchained At Last following criticism of a 2012 comedy video featuring Courtney Stodden, who said the clip exploited her as a minor.

The Daily Beast • 24 Jul 19:04

The Seinfeld actor confirmed a $15,000 contribution to a child-marriage advocacy group following his public apology to Courtney Stodden for a 2012 comedy sketch that depicted her as a minor.

Page Six • 24 Jul 00:17

The actor gave $15,000 to a child-marriage charity following criticism of a 2012 comedy sketch filmed when Courtney Stodden was a minor.

Yahoo News Canada • 23 Jul 15:08

Jason Alexander apologized for a 2012 sketch that featured a 17-year-old Courtney Stodden, and she is now urging him to support legislation ending child marriage in California.

The Independent • 23 Jul 15:08

Jason Alexander apologized for a 2012 sketch involving a minor, and Courtney Stodden called on him to support legislation ending child marriage in California.

The New York Times • 22 Jul 21:47

The former "Seinfeld" star issued a public apology for a 2012 comedy sketch that featured a 17-year-old Courtney Stodden in a sexually suggestive scene, and the actress called for further action on child-marriage legislation.

Deadline • 22 Jul 20:25

The Seinfeld actor said the 2012 comedy sketch with Courtney Stodden was inappropriate and expressed regret, while Stodden highlighted the incident while advocating for a California child-marriage ban.

NBC News • 22 Jul 20:08

The actor expressed regret over a 2012 comedy sketch that featured Stodden when she was 17, after the media personality highlighted the segment as inappropriate.

The Hollywood Reporter • 22 Jul 19:31

The actor expressed regret for a 2012 Funny or Die sketch in which he touched Stodden, then 17, and Stodden called for further accountability.

Rolling Stone • 22 Jul 15:56

The Seinfeld actor said he regrets participating in a 2012 comedy sketch that featured then-17-year-old Courtney Stodden and offered an apology for any distress caused.

Variety • 22 Jul 13:13

Actor Jason Alexander issued a statement apologizing to Courtney Stodden for a 2012 comedy sketch that she says was inappropriate when she was a minor.

TMZ • 22 Jul 00:10

The actor expressed regret and offered a formal apology after Courtney Stodden accused him of inappropriate behavior in a comedy sketch filmed when she was a minor.

New York Daily News • 21 Jul 22:43

Courtney Stodden, now 31, said a comedy sketch filmed when she was 17 made her uncomfortable, and Jason Alexander expressed regret and apologized for his role.

The Daily Beast • 21 Jul 18:20

Actress Courtney Stodden alleges that the Seinfeld star touched her inappropriately during a 2012 Funny or Die sketch when she was 17, linking the incident to her advocacy for a California bill banning child marriage.