I’m Sorry! Woman Who Sent Kate Gosselin ‘Vile’ Message Apologizes After Identity Exposed By Anti-Bully Group

A woman who attacked Kate Gosselin with a profane and vicious online message has apologized to the reality star – through RadarOnline – after an anti-bullying group exposed her real identity.

It’s the latest dramatic turn in a war that has erupted online since James McGibney of Bullyville.com announced he would expose people who had crossed a line in attacking mom-of-eight Gosselin.

True to his word, earlier this week McGibney began exposing the real identities of some people who sent vicious and (what some consider) threatening messages, placing the information on a repository Web site, along with nearly step-by-step instructions of how he (legally) found the real names. He also announced he is filing a class-action lawsuit against people who have gone too far.

Kate Gosselin will join that lawsuit as a plaintiff , RadarOnline.com reported exclusively.

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Now Kate is receving an apology from one woman, who sent a vicious tweet to her under the handle  @chancertheboxer. (The woman admits that McGibney found and posted her real name.)

The woman reached out to RadarOnline.com’s Executive Vice President on Monday night and asked RadarOnline.com to relay the apology to Kate. “I am writing to apologize to Kate GOSSELIN,” she wrote to RadarOnline.com, and asked that her real name not be repeated in our post.

The tweet that was sent to Kate previously by her read: “happy bday to a GRIFTING, stealing, lying child & animal abusing (censored) (censored). Hope u choke on ur birthday cake. REMEMBER SELENA.”

In the apology, @chancertheboxer wanted to convey the “remember Selena” reference was not a death threat. (Selena was murdered by the president of her fan club.)

“I should not have been so vile,” the woman wrote to RadarOnline.com in her apology to Kate. “I was actually telling her that (name redacted) was on twitter saying she was on her way to see Kate for her birthday.

“It wasn't a death threat.”

In reference to telling Kate to choke on her birthday cake, the woman wrote to RadarOnline.com:  “Pretty much choke is used like bite me.”

The woman also used as her avatar a cartoon of a bloody Kate being impaled and told RadarOnline.com that the cartoon was meant as a reference to a certain fan who she believes “is so hooked on Kate.”

About that fan, @chancertheboxer told Kate through RadarOnline.com, “Sry but she does come off As a little creepy sometimes. I didn't make it (the avatar), but I will not reveal my sources. It was for joking purposes only. It was my fault for using it as an avatar.”

The woman also asked Bullyville to stop revealing names.

“If Kate wants to accept my apology, that's fine,” she told RadarOnline.com. “But I hope she calls off bullyville. They are attacking innocent people. And that is wrong too. If I can admit it so can they.

“Again Kate watch who u hang with. It sometimes doesn't end well and that's the truth. Sorry I won't buy your book. But I promise I wont go to your TL ever again.