Hart, who made headlines in 2013 when she agreed to appear on the cover of Playboy Philippines, posted early this week a photo of a woman sitting on top of a pile of luggage with the text: "If rape is inevitable, lay back and enjoy it."
The post has since been deleted from Hart's Instagram page.
Among those who responded to Hart's "joke" was radio personality Mo Twister, who shared a screenshot of the Filipino-British actress' post on his own page.
On Twitter, Hart tagged Mo Twister to ask if he has received any of her private messages, apparently in connection with her post about rape. That tweet, however, appears to have also been deleted.
On December 9, the former "StarStruck" finalist also responded to a Twitter account that appears to be owned by an anti-rape organization called United Voices Against Rape (UVAR) in which she apologized.
On Thursday night, Hart commented on ABS-CBNnews.com's official Facebook page to address her critics. She once again apologized and stressed she regrets making light of rape.
Hart admitted that the personal attacks against her have not only affected her, but also her family.
Hart recently appeared in the romantic-comedy film "Somebody to Love" and is one of the cast members of the upcoming "Shake, Rattle & Roll XV," which is competing in this year's Metro Manila Film Festival.
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