It’s been nearly three months since Megyn Kelly’s abrupt departure from NBC’s Today show over controversial comments she made about blackface.

But apparently, she’s trying to learn from it and move on. 

“Megyn learned a lot from her time at NBC. Anytime you have a passionate, driven soul like her, there may be times within the context they say or do something that offends people without them even realizing it,” a source told Us Weekly. “Megyn is the first to stop and turn around and apologize.”

The former host was fired after saying on-air, “You truly do get in trouble if you are a white person who puts on blackface at Halloween or a black person who puts on white face. That was OK when I was a kid, as long as you were dressing like a character.”

The former Fox News host apologized for her remarks shortly after, but she was still “forced out by management,” according to sources. 

“Megyn is bent on learning from the NBC situation, ready to fight another day in applying her talents, enduring values and experiences to make real progress in this polarized world,” added the Us insider. “Being true to herself is important to her.”