Jason Alexander has responded after Courtney Stodden publicly revisited a controversial comedy sketch they filmed years ago. The renewed attention followed Stodden’s Instagram post about the “Funny or Die” video, in which she said Alexander touched her breasts while she was 17.

According to the report, Alexander accepted Stodden’s request that he make a donation to a nonprofit organization of her choosing. The response appears to address Stodden’s demands after the sketch resurfaced and sparked criticism over the circumstances of the filming.

The issue has drawn attention because Stodden was underage at the time the comedy bit was made. As the clip circulated again online, the discussion shifted from the sketch itself to questions about what happened on set and whether the material crossed a line.

Alexander, best known to many viewers for his role on "Seinfeld," is now facing renewed scrutiny tied to the resurfaced video. The latest development centers on his agreement to donate, marking a concrete response as the controversy continues to generate attention online.