Miquita Oliver says she apologises to Fearne Cotton after reflecting on how she treated her earlier in her career. Speaking emotionally, Oliver explains that while their relationship was “civil,” it had been “uncomfortable,” and she now recognises that her behaviour was influenced by how she says the press treated her in her early twenties. She describes becoming resentful towards other women as a result of that experience, which she links to why she was “awful” to Cotton at the time. Oliver indicates she has come to understand the impact of her own feelings and wants to address it directly through an apology. The accounts describe Oliver as tearful as she delivers the apology, framing the remarks as a moment of recognition and accountability rather than an argument or denial. Both reports focus on Oliver’s acknowledgment of past conduct, the reasons she believes contributed to it, and her decision to apologise to Cotton.