Shanna Moakler Forgives ‘Class Act’ Carson Kressley After He Owns Up to Making Mistakes on ‘Celebrity Big Brother’

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Burying the hatchet. Carson Kressley made good on his promise to apologize to Shanna Moakler following their Celebrity Big Brother season 3 exits.“Now that I’m out of the @bigbrothercbs house I have had time to catch up on ALOT [sic] of the things that had been going on of which I was unaware: I admit I had not seen much of Big Brother prior to being invited and I severely underestimated the tactics and behavior that are part of game play,” the Bravo alum, 52, wrote via Instagram on Sunday, February 20, after being eliminated from the CBS reality show. “Days, weeks, hours without access to family, friends and the outside world provides for bonding, sure, but it allows for a false sense of trust too and paranoia about your instinct.”The designer recalled being introduced to the former pageant queen, 46, in 2008 while working together on The CW’s Crowned. “[I] loved her.

I NEVER should have assumed she was playing me. Shame on me!” he continued. “I am sorry I trusted others who I thought were friends but only intended to dupe me for their own benefit.

I turned against not only Shanna, but my own values of friendship.”Carson noted that he made a “terrible mistake” by putting his trust in Miesha Tate and Todrick Hall before Shanna was evicted earlier this month. “Like @juliechenmoonves said, I should have trusted actions over words and I learned a valuable life lesson,” he concluded, adding that he planned on “telling the world” more soon.The Rhode Island native issued a lengthy statement in response soon after, uploading the same photo of herself and Carson in the Big Brother house via her own Instagram account.“If there is one thing I know @carsonkressley is that you have always had a huge heart and a kind soul,” she wrote