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Holly Willoughby’s seven-word response after being pushed out of Kim Kardashian’s way at Monaco GP
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Updated 09:40 9 Jun 2026 GMT+1Published 16:05 8 Jun 2026 GMT+1

Holly Willoughby’s seven-word response after being pushed out of Kim Kardashian’s way at Monaco GP

Holly Willoughby and Michael McIntyre were caught up in a 'wave' on the Monaco Grand Prix grid as the Kardashians arrived.

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TV presenter Holly Willoughby's response has gone viral after she was pushed back as members of Kim Kardashian's entourage approached at the Monaco Grand Prix.

Kardashian and her sister, Khloe, were both present at Circuit de Monaco to support Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton.

The seven-time world champion finished second behind race winner Kimi Antonelli, and later described his new partner Kardashian as 'amazing'.

Kardashian, who has a staggering 334 million followers on Instagram and is one of the most high-profile celebrities in the world, was understandably in demand during her first appearance in the F1 paddock.

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She declined an interview with Sky Sports reporter Martin Brundle after a member of her entourage appeared to whisper in her ear.

READ MORE: Kim Kardashian snubs Martin Brundle interview during Monaco gridwalk

The former F1 driver was at least prepared for things to go pear-shaped, having told viewers: "Let's see if we can have a word with Kim and Khloe. I mean, what could possibly go wrong?"

Kim and Khloe were flanked by several security members as they walked down the Monte-Carlo grid - and they even ended up catching out former This Morning presenter Willoughby and comedian Michael McIntyre.

Willoughby and McIntyre were conducting an interview with Sky Sports F1 presenter Natalie Pinkham when they appeared to be pushed back as the Kardashians approached.

"It's a wave," McIntyre shouted. "I'm joining them - I'm joining them!"

McIntyre walked away but returned seconds later with a 'live update', telling Pinkham: "I've just been hit by, like, a wave... you know when you're on holiday, and a wave hits you? And it's like, 'That's actually quite dangerous'. We've been Kardashian-waved!"

Willoughby then exclaimed: "That was ridiculous! You nearly joined in."

Willoughby was laughing throughout the exchange, but McIntyre didn't act as impressed - even if he was perhaps putting it on.

"My back's gone!" McIntyre said. "I think something belonging to Kim - I'm not mentioning anything - may have struck me in my lower back area.

"I gotta tell you, it hurt."

Hamilton addresses Kardashian relationship for first time

Reports that Hamilton and Kardashian were in a relationship were published by The Sun in February, with the outlet claiming they had a 'very romantic' weekend getaway together in Oxfordshire.

They have since been spotted attending the Super Bowl together, and Kardashian has posted photos of the pair on her Instagram account.

As of last weekend, however, neither had spoken publicly about their relationship.

Kim Kardashian watched on during the podium ceremony after Lewis Hamilton finished second in the Monaco GP (Image: Getty)
Kim Kardashian watched on during the podium ceremony after Lewis Hamilton finished second in the Monaco GP (Image: Getty)

That changed after Hamilton finished second at the Monaco Grand Prix to record his second consecutive podium finish.

He told reporters: "It's amazing to have her come this weekend and to have that support.

"It's amazing to have good people around you, good people supporting you, and she does that for me every day."

Featured Image Credit: Sky Sports F1

Topics: Monaco, Formula 1

Ryan Smart
Ryan Smart

Live in constant hope of the top flight as a Preston North End fan. Written in the past for SPORF, GiveMeSport and more.

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