An Instagram spokesperson shared some good news for Tonjes with TODAY.com in a statement on Wednesday, revealing it had restored the photo. "We try hard to find a good balance between allowing people to express themselves creatively and keeping Instagram a fun and safe place," the spokesperson said. "Our guidelines put limitations on nudity and mature content, but we recognize that we don’t always get it right. In this case, we made a mistake and have since restored the content." When TODAY told Tonjes the photo had been restored, she was thrilled. "That's awesome," she said. "That makes me so happy. I didn't blame Instagram for taking it down. My issue was the reporting system. They send an email because someone flagged it, so they figure, oh, there's probably something wrong. And there's no way to appeal, and no human eyes to check it out."