Initially embarrassed by how she reacted to people's ridicule of an homage the "Wicked" film made to the original Broadway poster, Erivo looks back on it now as a learning moment.

In a new interview, Erivo, 37, who plays Elphaba – aka the Wicked Witch of the West – in “Wicked,” says she “had a little human moment” when she saw the altered advert and acknowledged that she “fell out on the internet.”

Last month, a fan-edited poster for the new Wicked movie came under fire when star Cynthia Erivo slammed it as the ‘most offensive thing’ she’d seen. "None of this is funny,” she wrote on social media as she shared the image.

Cynthia Erivo has spoken out on her initial reaction to a fan-made edit of the Wicked poster which she said was the 'wildest most offensive thing I’ve seen’

The actress, who stars as Elphaba in the movie musical opposite Ariana Grande as Glinda, issued a statement on social media in October slamming a version of her Wicked poster that was altered to match the iconic Broadway poster art, obscuring more of her face.