Supermodel Naomi Campbell has claimed that she is the "target" of people who are attempting to take advantage of her.
The 36-year-old model told Sky News that she no longer wanted to spend time alone in the same room as anyone in order to prevent further allegations being made against her.
Campbell gave the interview after it emerged that police in London are taking no further action over claims that she attacked her counsellor.
She said: "It's been really like a tough year in terms of like the accusations and stuff like that. It's been very hurtful and blown out of proportion."
"But I can't stop getting on with my life. I have to get on with my life. I can't pay too much attention to this negative stuff."
"I don't like to live in the negative. I like to stay in the present moment and stay positive," she said.
The model is due back in a New York court in January to face charges of assaulting her former maid with a jewel-encrusted mobile phone.
Campbell said: "I just feel like I am a target. People have told me for months and years 'you're a target' but it's only just kind of sunken in that I am a target."
"I have to be very careful who I'm around, what I say, who's around me," she said. "I cannot be with someone on my own anymore because I don't know the agendas that people have.
