Caprice reveals she believes cancel culture is 'toxic' as she insists on the importance of free speech: 'We have to appreciate these rights and fight for them'

Caprice spoke out against cancel culture as she labelled it 'toxic' during a Health and Wealth Summit in Tiverton on Friday. 

The former model turned actor, 52, confessed she wants 'no part' in cancel culture as she warned: 'I think we have to be very careful.' 

Appearing on a panel alongside politician Nigel Farage, Caprice explained: 'We are so fortune to live in this country and have freedom of speech. Don't let anyone take that away. 

'We have to appreciate these rights and fight for them.'

She continued: 'I want no part of cancel culture. We all make mistakes but with cancel culture whether you survive or not is down to who you are. 

Caprice revealed she believes cancel culture is 'toxic' as she spoke about the importance of free speech during a Health and Wealth Summit in Tiverton on Friday as she was joined by Nigel Farage and host Matt Fiddes 

The former model turned actor, 52, confessed she wants 'no part' in cancel culture as she warned: 'I think we have to be very careful'

'That is not right, who are we to judge? I think we have to be very careful'.

As close to 300 people queued in line for a snap with the star, Caprice added: 'People are trying to cancel free speech. Some people just try to cancel someone because they have an opinion that is not acceptable to them. 

'I really hope the toxic trend goes away'.

Hosted by Michael Jackson's former body guard and Devon local Matt Fiddes the summit provided a opportunity to gain insight from industry experts.

Posing alongside the former UKIP leader and Matt, Caprice thought Nigel was very charming and looked more handsome in real life in comparison to on the TV screen  

The pair were also joined by Uri Geller and singer Michelle Heaton for the event. 

It comes after Caprice gave an exclusive insight into her wild life during an interview on the My Dirty Laundry podcast earlier this week. 

The star revealed one A-list rocker once secretly flew her to LA first class after meeting her at the MTV Awards in 2001.

Caprice explained: 'We are so fortune to live in this country and have freedom of speech. Don't let anyone take that away. 'We have to appreciate these rights and fight for them'

As close to 300 people queued in line for a snap with the star, Caprice added: 'People are trying to cancel free speech. Some people just try to cancel someone because they have an opinion that is not acceptable to them'

She added: 'I really hope the toxic trend goes away'

She said: 'Oh it was so long ago. But do you remember Limp Bizkit? This guy called Fred Durst, [the lead singer, now 53], he and I were kind of vibing... I was presenting an award and we were talking all night.

'My publicist looked at me and he said, "Cap, it's seven o'clock, you have a flight in an hour and a half" and I'm like, "OK Fred, see you later." 

'I got on the plane back to London and collapsed afterwards and then I got this text from Fred, saying, "I hope you don't mind, I got your number, but I have a first class ticket to come to New York. Let's have lunch".

'I was like "So what? Are you joking?" And you know, back then I was of the mindset that I could do everything myself. I didn't need anyone to buy me anything.

'But even so, I did... I got on the plane and I went and had lunch with him and I realized he wasn't for me and then I got back on the plane and came back to London.

'At least I definitely don't have any "what if" moments from it. I did quite a lot in the past.' 

Revealing why she got the 'ick' on the date, Caprice said: ' Oh, it was a bit vacuous, you know, the conversation. He's a really nice guy. A a super nice guy, but there was just no connection.'

Caprice revealed Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst secretly flew her to LA first class after meeting her at the MTV Awards in 2001 - where they were 'talking and vibing all night' - pictured at the event