#YouTuber Gabi DeMartino sorry for OnlyFans childhood video

YouTube star Gabi DeMartino is apologizing once again for allegedly hawking a naked childhood video of herself on OnlyFans, pricing it at just $3.

The two-minute apology video uploaded Thursday begins with the 25-year-old noting a “trigger warning” for fans watching her plea for forgiveness.

“Recently my lack of judgment and poor decisions have led to a very, very serious issue that needs to be addressed,” she says. “I owe it to you guys.”

She goes on to explain that while she was dreaming up “content” ideas, she stumbled across the home video in which her grandma tells her then-3-year-old self to “put your panties back on.” DeMartino says the video has brought “laughter and joy” to her family for years, so she decided to share it with her 3.24 million subscribers.

“I shared it with what I thought was a funny caption,” she explained. “It’s not funny.”

She said she “never in a million years” thought something she perceived to be so “innocent” would be looked at in such an “ugly” way.

“I’ve realized that I’m so disattached with reality that it didn’t even cross my mind that this could be viewed like this,” she adds. “It’s a serious issue. I would never condone anything like this.”

After DeMartino shared the video, her OnlyFans account was taken down and she apologized. “A childhood video of me on the phone sayin ‘Nani says put your panties back on’ and jumping up and down laughing. I’m sorry I didn’t think that one through. period,” she explained on Twitter to her followers.

Her Thursday video also acknowledges that she might have disturbed others with the nude video.

“It really hurts to know the pain that I’ve caused for so many people,” she said, apologizing to friends, family, fans and “even people who have just been simply triggered by stupid, thoughtless action.”

She continued: “I would never do anything to hurt or exploit a child. I’m so sorry … This is a huge wakeup call.”

Struggling through tears, DeMartino concludes that she will “step back into reality” and will “grow and learn from this.”

Some YouTube commenters, though, didn’t seem to be buying her apology.

“So you’re telling me that you woke up one day, watched your family’s ‘favorite HOME VIDEO’ and thought that Only Fans was the only logical place to post that content? Not insta, Twitter, tik tok, or youtube? Just the site known for s*xual content?,” one wrote. “Sorry Gabi. You took it too far. Time to unsubscribe. There is a fine line between funny and wrong,” added another.