Kim Kardashian apologized to Martin Brundle at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday, four months after she and her sister Khloe walked past the Sky Sports commentator at Monaco without stopping. Brundle caught her on his pre-race gridwalk, and she opened the conversation herself.
“Did I not know the rules?” Kardashian asked. “Did we get off on the wrong foot?” Brundle waved it off. “No, it’s absolutely fine,” he said, and asked what she made of the sport. “I think it’s amazing and fun and crazy and wild, and something I’ve never seen before,” she replied, according to SportBible.
Backing Lewis Hamilton in Singapore
Kardashian was at Marina Bay to support her boyfriend, Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton, who started the night race third on the grid. The Daily Mail reported that she said she was “very confident” he could win and was “praying for the best.” Hamilton finished second in Saturday’s qualifying race and said he enjoyed driving the track in the rain, Us Weekly reported.
She also drew attention for her paddock look on Saturday: a fitted pastel pink halter gown with a matching Hermes bag and a slicked-back bun, per Us Weekly.
Why the exchange mattered
The Monaco moment drew criticism at the time, and Brundle had gone months without the interview. The Singapore chat closed that loop on live broadcast. Kardashian’s quote about “not knowing the rules” was widely shared on social media within hours.
