Cara Delevingne has responded to critics after she snubbed an interview at the British Grand Prix.
The 30-year-old actor, singer and model was on the grid surrounded by security and other personnel when Martin Brundle tried to barge in to have a word on one of his infamous grid walks.
Brundle initially had pushback from one of Delevingne's entourage but ploughed on regardless, only for her to deny a quick interview live on TV.
The Sky Sports pundit made a quip as he walked away, claiming whatever she had to say would have been 'extremely interesting' in a joking fashion.
READ MORE: F1 fans left furious at 'PRETENTIOUS' celebrities on Brundle gridwalk
Social media response
Delevingne had many Twitter users question and harass her for ignoring Brundle on the Silverstone grid, to the point where she decided to put her side of the story out.
“I was told to say no so I did," she said on her personal Twitter account. "Thank you for seeing both sides. It wasn’t an agent, it was an F1 representative.
“Anyway, I had so much fun today and was so happy to be there no matter what anyone else may think.”
Celebrities on the grid are all told ahead of time that they may be approached on live TV, but none are required to speak to media if they don't want to.
Max Verstappen went on to win the race from pole position with Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton delighting the British crowd by completing the podium.
READ MORE: F1 On TV: Meet the Sky Sports and Channel 4 Commentators
Related