Indian Actress Esha Gupta Tenders 'Proper' Apology to Nigerian Footballer

New Delhi (Sputnik): After being trolled mercilessly by netizens over "racist comments" last month against Nigerian player Alexander Iwobi followed by an online apology that was deemed as only a weak semblance of an apology, Arsenal’s brand ambassador and Indian actress Esha Gupta has finally come up with a proper "I am sorry" worded letter. 

"It was us discussing our frustration during the game", Esha said, expressing apology on her Twitter account before issuing the letter.

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The open letter addressed to the footballer, promising that she will never do it again, the Times of India reported quoting Esha's letter.

"I am extremely sorry for my ignorant action. Being an ardent fan of many years, I was deeply engrossed and caught up in the game. For this, I am deeply regretful. I cannot begin to imagine how much I have hurt your sentiments. Racism has absolutely no place in my heart, and I promise you, for whatever it's worth, going forward this will never happen again", read the letter.

In her apology, spanning three tweets, to the English Premier League's Arsenal Football Club, she said, "I hope the club can accept my humblest apology and give me the opportunity to make amends. I promise to be very responsible from here on".

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Her earlier "apology" saying, "I am sorry you thought it was racist" was deemed "no apology" by netizens and Arsenal's fans.