Mar 15 (THAINDIAN NEWS) After finally breaking her silence, it appears that Rielle Hunter may regret the decision, or at least wish she could go back and not have taken the racy photos which were published in GQ Magazine.

The mother of John Edwards’ child reportedly cried for two hours after seeing the pictures which she thought were repulsive, according to Barbara Walters. The photos in question show Hunter on a bed full of stuffed animals, wearing nothing but a pearl necklace and a large shirt. So why did she pose for the photos in the first place? On the television show “The View” on which aired Monday, Barbara Walters told viewers that she had spoken with Hunter, and that Hunter had explained that she trusted the photographer, Mark Seigler, that she thought he was a brilliant photographer, and that she just “went with the flow.”

In the interview, Hunter told of an invisible force-field that drew them together. “I know he loves me, I have never had any doubt at all about that. We love each other very much. And that hasn’t changed, and I believe that will be till death do us part. The love doesn’t go away. It’s unconditional.”

In the 10,000 word interview Hunter also denied being a home-wrecker. She claimed to have compassion for Edwards’ wife, Elizabeth, who has been battling breast cancer since 2004, and stood by her husband for many years before they finally separated this year. Although she had an affair with a married man whose wife had breast cancer, she feels she did nothing wrong. “Infidelity doesn’t happen in healthy marriages. The break in the marriage happens before the infidelity. And that break happened, you know, two and a half decades before I got there. So the home was wrecked already. I was not the Home Wrecker.” Speaking of John Edwards she added, “He is doing the right thing,” she says. “And he’s a great father. Once Johnny and Elizabeth separated, we were able to move forward quite quickly. And it has to do with him not hiding in order to see his daughter. He very much wants to be in her life full-time, and he doesn’t want to hide.”

The moral to this story? If you do not want to be seen as a home-wrecker who took the husband of a woman who was battling breast cancer, and posed for questionable photos in nothing but a shirt with your legs open on a bed full of stuffed toys, then don’t be a home-wrecker who took the husband of a woman who was battling breast cancer, and posed for questionable photos in nothing but a shirt with your legs open on a bed full of stuffed toys.