Rebel Wilson has hit out at those she said was responsible for a bruising accident while cycling in London.
The 40-year-old actress has shared a pic of her legs, with an ice pack on her left shin and ankle, after a collision which has left her seeing red.
The Bridesmaids star shared a few snaps from her trip around the UK's capital on her Instagram Story, with a clip showing that she was enjoying her bike ride near Buckingham Palace before disaster struck.
She captioned the image of her hurting legs with a sweary riposte to those she felt were responsible for the accident - dog walkers.
Rebel wrote: "F*** people who don't have their dogs on the lead and let them run onto the road!!"
The Hollywood star added to the video: "But 20 minutes earlier before the accident I was cycling great!!"
The actress is reportedly in London to work with longtime friend, Little Britain star Matt Lucas, on a 'secret' project.
They played sibling roommates in 2011 comedy Bridesmaids and have been mates ever since.
They posted pics of them together over the weekend as they took in the sights and sounds of London during lockdown.
Captioning a snap of them both, Rebel wrote on Instagram a cheeky reference to Matt's character Daffyd Thomas in his comedy with David Walliams.
She wrote: "Only gays in the village - Love you Matt, you're always there for helpful roommate/brotherly advice."
Matt also shared a snap of them both, captioning it: "Reunited after a year apart. A lovely weekend walk with an old friend who is here filming a movie. #roomies."
Matt and Rebel shared a house in West Hollywood in 2012, for a few years.
Speaking about their time as housemates, Matt told the BBC previously: "We lived together for three years, had the best time and a great friendship has come out of it.
"[Rebel leaving] means she's no longer sneezing because I think she was a bit allergic to my dogs, but we had fun and we are still bosom buddies."
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