Model Cara Delevingne has shared a passionate moment at Wimbledon, hours after hitting back at claims she’d been rude to a TV presenter.
The actress/model was approached by the Sky Sports Formula One correspondent for an off-the-cuff interview during his traditional pre-race grid walk at Silverstone in England.
The model, 30, was seen kissing the British singer as they watched the tennis action, just hours after she hit back at claims she had been rude to a TV presenter, reports The Sun.
Delevingne and girlfriend Minke were spotted kissing at Wimbledon. Picture: Javier Garcia/Shutterstock
The intense moment was caught on camera. Picture: Javier Garcia/Shutterstock
Cara came under fire over the weekend for snubbing UK presenter Martin Brundel as he made his way down the pitwalk.
Brundle’s grid walk interviews have become an essential part of F1 coverage, having worked as a reporter for the BBC and ITV before taking up his current role with Sky Sports.
The pair appeared to be very engaged in the match. Picture: Karwai Tang/WireImage
But Cara appeared to be unaware of Brundle’s gridwalk authority and brutally snubbed the former F1 driver as he attempted to grab an interview.
As he approached Cara, he said: “Can we have a quick chat, [for] Sky F1? Good to see you on the grid.”
She replied “no,” and looked awkwardly at her entourage.
As she refused again, Brundle reiterated: “The deal is everybody has to speak on the grid.”
Delevingne was criticised over the awkward moment. Picture: Sky Sports
Walking off, Cara said: “I can’t hear anything, I’m so sorry.”
Brundle sarcastically said as he walked away: “I’m sure it would have been extremely interesting.”
As fans of the sport rushed to brand her rude, Cara hit back by sharing a post which supported her.
She tweeted: “I was told to say no so I did. Thank you for seeing both sides.”
She added: “Anyway, I had so much fun today and was so happy to be there no matter what anyone else may think.”
This article originally appeared in The Sun and was reproduced with permission.
