The "Big Bang Theory" season 8 cast member Kaley Cuoco once again gave her defense about the controversial anti-feminist remark she said early this year. "The Wedding Ringer" actress also said that she is "lucky" to have built a career of her own without a man.

The 29-year-old star gave further statement to explain how things were taken out of context during her recent Redbook interview.

"It was a three-and-a-half-hour conversation, and we had two sentences taken out. That was what I was saying before this whole Redbook debacle," she said in her Instagram account.

The actress, who got her star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame last year also said that she feels "lucky" to have been able to make a career independently without seeking the help of a man, Perez Hilton said in a report.

Kaley Cuoco added, "If I could say all the words I wanted to, it was really meaning that as independent as I am - and I've made a career on my own without a man - I love being a wife. I love cooking for my husband. I feel like I have it all. I feel very lucky that I'm able to do that. I enjoy both aspects."

The "Big Bang Theory" season 8 cast member drew flak due to her Redbook interview, which initially depicted Kaley Cuoco as an anti-feminist, People said.

Upon receiving hate comments because of the released interview, "The Wedding Ringer" actress immediately took to her Instagram to apologize for what she had said.

In her interview, "Big Bang Theory" season 8 cast member Kaley Cuoco also said that she loves going home and serving her husband of one year, tennis player Ryan Sweeting.

Kaley Cuoco is known to be very showy and vocal aboout her love for her husband, who she married in New Year's Eve of 2013.