It's been over a month since Chrissy Teigen's last social media post.

She didn't know it at the time, but her world was about to come crashing down after 26-year-old Courtney Stodden came forward to claim the 35-year-old model-turned-cookbook author used to cyber-bully a then-teenage Stodden to the point of encouraging suicide.

The blowback was instant and seemingly never-ending, as Chrissy subsequently lost business deals with Target, Macy's, Bloomingdales and Netflix.

Soon afterward, internet sleuths discovered the witty and vocal wife of John Legend had subjected other young women and children in Hollywood – like Farrah Abraham and Quvenzhané Wallis – to the same type of vitriol a decade ago.

However, on Monday, Teigen published a lengthy letter to Medium, which she then shared on Instagram, in her first public statement since you-know-what hit the fan.

In it, she apologized to the people she hurt, her family, her friends and her fans – insisting she is no longer that person.

Though she did not mention Courtney by name, Chrissy referenced her previous and concise Twitter apology to them and said she was in the process of apologizing privately to several others.

Read her letter in its entirety below.