UFC fighter Andrea Lee's debut in the Octagon was a rousing success -- with her winning the Fight of the Night honors against Veronica Macedo in a unanimous decision in Chile -- but she's on the defensive in her personal life. Lee's husband, Donny Aaron, was photographed spending time with Lee on a lake. Upon closer inspection, it was found that Aaron had a swastika tattooed on one arm. Then, with further digging, SS lightning bolts were found to be tattooed on the other.

Lee's initial reaction to the backlash, which came on Friday and has since been deleted, was less than apologetic.

On Sunday, however, with the benefit of hindsight, Lee had more to say, including an apology for her apology.

In the apology, Lee said that when she first met Aaron she "questioned him too about about his tattoos and he explained to me about his past and who he was now and how he'd changed." Lee went on to say that "I'm truly sorry for responding the other day for how I did, if you don't think I care I DO! I'm not racist, I'm not a nazi and I don't hate people and neither does Donny.

Aaron issued a long apology of his own, one that mentioned him seeking out options for removal but not finding any and an explicit apology to Lee's sponsors, as well as other fighters.

Aaron said that these tattoos were inked in prison in his 20s, and he said that "my body is covered in tattoos that tell the story of where I've been, what I've gone through and what I've overcome. These 'scars' tell my history which include a dark time when I was imprisoned." Aaron went on to talk about his own character, which he said is different in his 40s than it was in his 20s.