Rachel Zegler apologized for her anti-Donald Trump post.

The actress wrote via Instagram Stories on Friday that she let her “emotions get the best of her” while posting about the presidential election the day before.

“Hate and anger have led us further away from peace and understanding,” the “Snow White” star added in a lengthy statement Thursday.

“I’m sorry for contributing to the negative narrative,” he continued. “This week has been emotional for many of us, but I firmly believe everyone is entitled to their own opinion, even if it differs from mine.

Zegler concluded: “I am determined to make a positive contribution to a better tomorrow.”

The singer sparked backlash for her response to Trump, 78, and public calls for Disney to fire her from the live-action “Snow White” movie. Beating Kamala Harris.

Zegler shared a lengthy post on Instagram wishing the “Celebrity Apprentice” alum and her supporters would “never know peace.”

Part of the message read: “Another four years of hate dragging us into a world I don’t want to live in. … my heart breaks for my friends who woke up scared this morning. and I’m here with you. crying, screaming, hugging. to poetically express how the left continues to fail us in paving a new path forward.”

He stated that “this loss should not have happened”, especially with “so many votes”.

In a separate post, Zegler wrote about the “deep, deep sickness” in the United States and criticized Trump voters for their “foolish devotion to a false sense of security, manliness, intelligence, patriotism, and humanity.”

He wrote: “The number of people who stand behind what this man preaches is appalling.”

This is an evolving story…