On Wednesday, kick-ass supermodel Gigi Hadid, 21, fought back against an attack from a “serial prankster” named Vitalii Sediuk after he grabbed her from behind and lifted her off the ground.
On her way out of a fashion show in Milan with her sister Bella, the young model posed for a few photos with fans on her way to her vehicle. Sediuk, who apparently “pranks” celebrities often, sneaked up behind the 21-year-old and lifted her up in the air with both arms, groping her in the process.
“Let go of me,” screamed Hadid, before elbowing her attacker square in the face a couple of times.
As the coward ran off, the young model even attempted to go after him herself, before being pulled away by her less-than-secure security guard.
“Who the f**k are you? You piece of s**t,” she yelled, accurately.
As Hadid quickly got into her vehicle, she asked her security to “find that guy.”
According to The Huffington Post, Seduik is a former Ukranian TV journalist who “has been terrorizing Hollywood for years, racking up a series of altercations with A-listers ranging from Madonna to Will Smith.”
This disgusting human pile of garbage, who apparently feels he has the right to grab a 21-year-old woman from behind, notably pranked actor Brad Pitt in 2014 at the Maleficent premiere “by charging at the actor and burying his face in Pitt’s crotch.”
“He was later sentenced to three years of probation, a year of psychiatric counseling and was banned from being within 500 feet of all award shows, entertainment events and red carpets,” notes The Huffington Post.
After some disgusting headlines (produced by feminists, go figure) claimed that Hadid’s action of self-defense was “aggressive” or “not model behaviour,” the supermodel rightfully smacked them via Twitter.
“I’m a HUMAN BEING and had EVERY RIGHT to defend myself,” she wrote. “How dare that idiot thinks he has the right to man-handle a complete stranger. He ran quick tho.”
Although Hadid has a surprisingly mean left elbow, what this supermodel really needs is a gun to protect herself from any, God forbid, serious future incidents.