The cyber criminal suspected of hacking into the e-mails and cell phones of dozens of Hollywood stars pleaded guilty to nine felonies on Monday.

Christopher Chaney appeared in a Los Angeles court and pleaded guilty to identity theft, wire tapping and unauthorized access to a computer stemming from when he hacked into the e-mail accounts of celebrities such as Christina Aguilera, Mila Kunis and Scarlett Johansson, whose nude photos eventually landed on the Internet.

The cyber-criminal suspected of hacking into the e-mails and cell phones of dozens of Hollywood stars will appear in a Florida court on Friday, RadarOnline.com has learned.

As Christopher Chaney prepared to face the consequences of his actions, the mild-mannered computer genius says he’s sorry for what he did and regrets his actions.

"I deeply apologize, I know what I did and that it was wrong. I just have to face that and deal with it and go forward," said Chaney in a video interview conducted this week by WAWS/WTEV and aired on Good Morning America on Friday.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the FBI arrested Chaney on Wednesday after he allegedly gained access to celebrities' cell phones and email accounts, and assumed control for his benefit. If convicted on all 26 counts, Chaney could face up to 121 years in prison.