Cara Delevingne didn’t bother the Naysayers after the awkward moment at the Grand Prix

Cara Delevingne doesn’t care what people say!

The model and actress has spoken out in her own defense after she was hit with a fake pass at the British Formula 1 Grand Prix at the weekend. The 30-year-old blasted well-known former racing driver-turned-broadcaster Martin Brundle when he asked to chat while covering the live action, which was won by Max Verstappen.

Cara Delevingne shared her side of the story amid Martin Brundle’s Brush Off

Sunday, July 9, 2023 could be a date to remember for Delevingne as she had an awkward moment when she turned Brundle away. The situation began when a security aide told the British broadcaster that the supermodel did not “want to talk” when approached by Sky Sports’ F1 microphone.

The 64-year-old maintained his stance, declaring: “That’s the business now, everyone on the grid is talking.” Delevingne, who Daily Mail She commented, teaming a black bra, matching pantsuit and baseball cap, before immediately snapping back: “I can’t hear anything, I’m sorry.”

He then gave an emphatic ‘no’, shaking his head before repeating ‘no’. A visibly frustrated Brundle then told the two-time Model of the Year: “The deal is everybody has to talk on the grill.” adding with a sarcastic tone:

“Okay, I’m sure it would have been extremely interesting.”

Later on Sunday, the fashion contributor took to Twitter to explain exactly what happened at the event, starting with her response to a tweet. that read:

“At the moment Martin Brundle is just working to create the moment for the debate. You can clearly see the PR rep telling her “no” and shaking her head as she walks up to Cara Delevingne. He dropped out and decided not to comment.”

Delevingne quoted the tweet with the reply that read, “They told me to say no, so I did. Thanks for seeing both sides xxx.” It became interesting when he made another statement, to tweet“Anyway I had a great time today and was so happy to be there no matter what other people think x.”

The update caught the attention of his supporters and one of them he answered, “You or anyone else who had the microphone shoved in their face owes us an explanation if you don’t want to talk.” You should just move on. I’m glad you liked it 😊.”

“Ignore the plum, he’s done nothing wrong and we’re happy to see him in the races. A British man supporting the British at Silverstone – that’s the way it should be 🤍,” said a second person it jingled. A third cyber citizen passionately expressed“F1 fans always attack female celebrities on the tracks. Leave the hell alone and get a life.”

One critic, however he stated that Delevingne “wants all the publicity but doesn’t want to do anything for it. he happily tries a mug of Martin Brundle, then says something about mental health when someone calls him.

The “Mirror, Mirror” singer debuted her short haircut on social media in April

The Grand Prix drama comes three months after she dyed and chopped off her blonde locks. The move, which hinted at keeping with the ‘fresh start’ theme in her latest Vogue cover story, can be seen in a photo uploaded by celebrity hairstylist Riawna Capri.

The “Life in a Year” star struck a powerful pose in a red blazer, a black cleavage-baring top and a colorful pout. The glam included false eyelashes, eye shadow in the same tone as her jacket, mascara, nude lipstick and eyeliner.

She layered a silver necklace with a feminine pendant under a gold Cuban link. Under the snap, Capri wrote with a pen, “Look who else is going summer, This Beauty (CaraDelevingne!!!) ✨ Who’s next!?! 🙋🏽‍♀️ I’m ready with my new #901 scissors! 😜.”

The April 3 post quickly went viral online, with this netizen whispering that Delevingne had never looked better than she did there. Another person exclaimed: “OH GAWD! She’s my girl’, while a third pointed out that the blue-eyed superstar’s ‘cut and color was well done!’

“Everything! I love it so much! I want this style,” declared a fourth Instagram user, while a fifth called the “Live And Let Die” singer “Gorgeous beauty.”