Samantha Womack ‘Shows the Driver the Middle Finger After Hitting His Truck’

Samantha Womack was seen flashing the middle finger with both hands at a delivery man after allegedly hitting the back of his truck.

In an image obtained by SunThe actress, 50, is seen furiously flipping the bird while sitting behind the wheel of her £80,000 Range Rover.

The caterer’s driver, Maamar Bentouati, claimed she drove off and he followed her to London’s Gillian Lynne Theatre, where she was playing the White Witch in a production of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.

Maamar said he got out of his vehicle outside the theater and pointed to the advertising board, telling it: ‘If you want my name, it’s on the board there.’

He explained: ‘This woman was waiting to make a right turn at the traffic lights, but at the last second she went straight and hit the back of my work truck.

I stopped in front of her and asked her for details, but she started yelling and saying she was late for work.

She said she’d go crazy if I didn’t move.

He claims that she agreed to give him her details if he stopped, but once he was stopped, she allegedly left, adding that she called the police about the incident on Christmas Eve.

Maamar said he paid £100 for the repairs because his manager did not want to pay the £250 insurance excess.

MailOnline has contacted a representative for Samantha for comment.

Samantha recently said OK! magazine that she was cancer free after battling breast cancer.

At the time, he said he was receiving ongoing treatment “as prevention.”

“Now I’m just getting a treatment when I return to work, as prevention… We feel much better than we did,” he told the publication.

In the driver’s seat: In an image obtained by The Sun, the actress, 50, is seen flipping the bird while sitting behind the wheel of her £80,000 Range Rover (pictured in June 2021 )

‘My treatment is ongoing for breast cancer. It was quite difficult to recover from the surgery just because it is quite sensitive when the lymph nodes are removed. There are some mobility issues at the beginning.

She recalled: “The first round of chemotherapy was really intense, it was quite toxic,” before adding: “I had radiation therapy for a while to try to kill off the leftover cells.”

Samantha previously revealed that her breast cancer was found during ‘random screening’ and said the disease has ‘attacked’ her ‘femininity’.

Speaking on This Morning, Samantha said she didn’t find a lump when she was diagnosed four months ago, saying her cancer was discovered in a random checkup.

“It was really amazing because I didn’t find a lump, I didn’t feel bad,” she explained.

“There were a lot of illnesses around our friends and family and I thought they would randomly check me up and I had an ultrasound, and it showed a little shadow, at which point it could be anything, a cyst…so I had further investigations and then that diagnosis.

Samantha described herself as “very lucky” because the lump was less than 2cm in size and she was able to have a lumpectomy to remove the piece of tissue and five lymph nodes.

She went on to describe breast cancer as a disease that ‘attacks’ your ‘body’ and ‘femininity’ and urged other women to get checked out.

She said: ‘Breast cancer is strange, it attacks your body and your femininity, your hair, your breasts, all these beautiful women of all ages.

“Many women should check themselves in their thirties. That’s an important message to convey and verify as well.’

The actress also described the fight against cancer as “terrifying” but praised the treatments now available to treat the disease.

Recovery: It comes after Samantha recently said OK! magazine that she was cancer-free after battling breast cancer (pictured in August 2021)