'Most beautiful woman in the world' who was trolled for her good looks could be Formula One's newest WAG after being spotted with star driver in leaked photo
Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll was seen with Israeli model Yael Shelbia, 23, in an unknown location after an image of the pair went viral having been leaked online.
Stroll was seen donning a light blue t-shirt and dark blue cap while Shelbia wore a patterned floral bikini accompanied by white trousers.
Reacting to an image of the pair after it was posted to Instagram by the account @f1gossipofficial, users were stunned by the actress' looks.
One user wrote: 'Gosh she is beautiful'.
A second added: 'She is so beautiful'.
Another claimed: 'it's from [Monday] in Tel Aviv'.
A fourth wrote: 'Yael is so gorgeous I'm obsessed'.
The sighting of her with Stroll comes after Shelbia was crowned champion of TC Candler's annual '100 Most Beautiful Faces of the Year' list back in 2021.
Yael has modelled for Kim Kardashian's KKW Beauty and Kylie Jenner's skincare range and appeared alongside Lionel Messi in campaigns for FINNEY mobile.
She said: 'I've received a large amount of support and love, also suitor messages I must admit and messages that weren't the nicest. They said the normal things that haters say, nothing worth any attention.'
Yael claimed she was surprised to receive the title since she didn't realise she was participating in the contest, but that it's 'very exciting and flattering'.
She started modelling when she was 16 after a local photographer noticed her Instagram snaps and asked her to participate in a photo shoot.
At the time of winning the accolade, Yael was doing mandatory military service with the Israeli Air Force.
Yael has modelled for Kim Kardashian's KKW Beauty and Kylie Jenner's skincare range and appeared alongside Lionel Messi in campaigns for FINNEY mobile
The model placed 14th in the list in 2017, third in 2018, and second in 2019. The competition, which began in 1990, prides itself on being among the most 'diverse' beauty awards.
It was founded by British film critic TC Candler, and has previously awarded Michelle Pfeiffer, Marion Cottilard and Jourdan Dunn with the title.
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