Alison Pill, known for her role in “The Newsroom,” unintentionally shared a topless photograph of herself with her over 14,000 Twitter followers.

The image was removed by Pill shortly after she posted it on the social media platform.

She then tweeted, “Yep.

That picture happened.

Ugh.

My tech issues have now reached new heights, apparently.

How a deletion turned into a tweet… Apologies.”

The snapshot showed the 26-year-old actress lying in bed with a smile on her face and wearing thick-framed glasses.

However, as many people are aware, anything published on the internet can be difficult to remove completely.

Jay Baruchel, Pill’s fiancée and actor, found the incident amusing and tweeted, “My fiancee is an hilarious dork.” He later added, “Smartphones will get ya.”

Coincidentally, in the second episode of “The Newsroom,” there is a plotline featuring a producer who is not technologically savvy and sends an email to the entire news department by accident.

Pill has a history of discussing personal subjects on Twitter, including her engagement to Baruchel.

In previous interviews, she has spoken about how she uses the social media platform to engage with fans and talk about her life.

This recent mistake, however, has left her red-faced and wishing she hadn’t pressed send.

She took full responsibility for the error and expressed regret for any discomfort or embarrassment it may have caused.

Pill’s management team has yet to comment on the incident, but many fans have taken to social media to express their support and admiration for the actress.

This isn’t the first time a celebrity has accidentally posted something inappropriate on social media.

In 2011, Representative Anthony Weiner resigned from his position after tweeting a lewd photograph.

Other high-profile individuals such as Justin Bieber, Rihanna, and Miley Cyrus have also had photos or tweets go viral, causing controversy and backlash.

Social media platforms have policies in place to prevent such incidents from occurring, but ultimately, it is up to the users to ensure they are posting appropriate content.

So, although this was a mistake on Pill’s part, it serves as a reminder to all social media users to be cautious about what they post online.