New York: Naomi Campbell has started walking with a bodyguard around her in Miami amid fears of a female stalker.
The supermodel took the services of a minder while attending Art Basel in the beach city.
"She usually doesn`t travel with a bodyguard. But the police here actually recommended to her that she use one,” the New York Post quoted Campbell`s rep in London, Alan Edwards, as saying.
Referring to a designer who was shot and killed on the street in South Beach in 1997, the rep added: “She didn`t want to take any chances, especially after what happened to Gianni Versace."
It was earlier reported that Campbell and an unidentified woman got into an argument at the W hotel at a party.
The rep has claimed the woman to be the beauty’s stalker.
An eyewitness said: "Naomi and her people were talking to DJ Mike Noveau when some crazy British girl came over, shoved Mike out of the way, and started screaming at her.
“She yelled, ‘How could you do that, you [expletive]!’ She was quickly dragged away. Naomi started walking in the opposite direction, and yelled back at her."
ANI
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