UPDATE, 9:30 a.m. ET Wednesday: A spokesperson for TMZ says the site has "absolute confirmation" that the letter was sent to both Kevin Huvane's office and Fortis Films on Sunday afternoon. Huvane is Bullock's agent; Fortis Films is her production company.

Melissa Smith, one of Jesse James’s alleged mistresses, reportedly sent a letter of apology to the agent of James’s wife, Sandra Bullock.

According to a letter posted on TMZ.com, Smith wrote to Bullock: “I felt I needed to reach out to you and tell you how deeply sorry I am for everything that you’ve been through….But I sincerely wanted to take a moment to personally apologize to you.”

Smith added, "My actions of engaging with a married man are unforgivable. I never meant you any harm. I compromised my beliefs on several occasions and as a result, will never forgive myself."

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When Sandra Bullock took home the trophy for worst actress at this year’s RAZZIE Awards, she took home the wrong one.

Not the wrong award, mind you, but the wrong trophy. The Oscar winner was accidentally given the original RAZZIE – the one founder John Wilson designed more than 25 years ago – instead of the cheap replica (value: about $5) usually awarded to winners.

The RAZZIE committee has contacted Bullock’s publicist in hopes of “graciously exchanging” the two statues, according to Wilson.

“It’s really more about sentiment than anything else,” Wilson said.

The RAZZIE head is upset that readers on several stories are saying his group is doing this solely for the publicity. He says he mentioned the statue offhandedly to a reporter for Moviefone.com, but never spoke to the UK’s Telegraph as reported or meant to make this a public incident.

“We weren’t about to come at her when she’s in such a publicly painful place,” Wilson said. “I hardly think the RAZZIE awards should be any kind of priority in her life right now.”