Erica Pelosini, the Italian model who was photographed going topless on a boat with Jack Brooksbank, the husband of Princess Eugenie, has come forward to express her regret and apologize to the royal.

In an interview with the Daily Mail, Pelosini explained that she usually never goes topless, but her bikini got wet and she decided to take it off.

She acknowledged that it was inappropriate and that it did not look good for Jack and his family.

Pelosini also expressed her sympathy for them, especially since Eugenie was not present at the time.

The images of Brooksbank with Pelosini, Casamigos global director Rachel Zalis, and another model, Maria Buccellati, were taken during the UNICEF Summer Gala, which was sponsored by Casamigos.

Brooksbank is a brand ambassador for the company.

The photos sparked controversy and led to improper suggestions and conclusions being made by the public, which Pelosini found hurtful.

Pelosini apologized to Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank for any embarrassment caused by her actions.

She stated that she knows it was not appropriate for her to be topless and that she regrets the incident.

Pelosini also defended Brooksbank, saying that he was simply doing his job as an ambassador for Casamigos.

Sarah Ferguson, Princess Eugenie’s mother, came to the defense of her son-in-law and criticized the Daily Mail for publishing the photos without proper context.

She described Brooksbank as a man of integrity and one of her favorite people.

Ferguson referred to him as James Bond and praised him as a great father and husband.

She also emphasized that he was working as an ambassador for Casamigos at the time the photos were taken.

Princess Eugenie and Brooksbank wed in October 2018 and welcomed their first child, a son named August, in February of this year.

The incident involving Pelosini has caused a stir among fans of the royal family, but Ferguson’s defense of Brooksbank and Pelosini’s apology may help to diffuse the situation.