India, July 23 -- After 14 years, Jason Alexander has finally issued a public apology to Courtney Stodden over a controversial comedy sketch that resurfaced years after it was filmed. But for Stodden, the apology is not the end of the conversation.

The former reality star says she appreciates Alexander taking accountability but believes the issue goes far beyond one apology. Today, she is using the moment to push for stronger protections for minors and to support efforts to end child marriage.

Jason Alexander Apologises For 2012 Sketch

In 2012, Alexander, then 52, appeared in a parody sketch titled "The Donny Clay Show" with 17-year-old Stodden. The video, which was later removed from Funny or Die and YouTube, featured Alexander playin...