The public agrees, as Tiegs has faced major backlash over her comments. As a result, she has issued an apology on Twitter – one which totally misses the point, sadly.

“My sincere apologies to everyone I have hurt. I truly just want everyone to be healthy & happy,” she said.

When asked by E! what she'd do if she crossed paths with Tiegs, Graham said there will be no bad blood and that she will continue to promote body positivity.

“You never know, and I will go up to her and say hello, and all the SI girls, I've always looked up to them,” she explained. “They are classic, amazing, beautiful women and it's a shame that we have to bring other people down, but that's why I'm here. I've got to bring other women up.”

A fierce campaigner for body positivity, the model also launched her own line of lingerie at New York Fashion Week last year and told Stylist magazine readers they need to learn to love their cellulite in an exclusive video.

“I've got to bring other women up” Ashley Graham's perfect response to body-shaming comments