Ashley Kauffman, the American Idol fan who claims she was moved out of the front row due to her appearance, appeared on Good Morning America Wednesday to further chat about the controversy and make it clear what she wants: an apology.

As RadarOnline.com was first to report, the Riverside, California native told RadarOnline.com that she and five of her girlfriends got free tickets to attend a recent broadcast of the show, and while three of her friends nabbed front row seats, she was allegedly told, “Oh no, you're just too big, too heavy to be in front!”

The teenager who claims to have been relegated to the back row at a filming of American Idol last week because she was “too big, too heavy” wants a public apology from people at the hit reality show, her father tells RadarOnline.com exclusively.

“I would like to see American Idol give her an open apology,” said Randy Kauffman. “She wants an apology and it should be a live apology, if that’s what it takes.”

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19-year-old Ashley Kauffman of Riverside, Calif., claimed in an exclusive interview with RadarOnline.com last week that she and five of her girlfriends got free tickets to attend the filming, but while three of her friends nabbed front row seats, she was allegedly told, “Oh no, you're just too big, too heavy to be in front!” and then by a second staffer “this makes sense why you're not with the skinny girls. You're in the last row.”

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One fan was left shocked and in tears after being allegedly told by production staffers she could not sit with her friends in the front row because she was "just too big, too heavy to be in front," RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.