Heidi Klum was pretty ‘upset’ with Sofía Vergara over ‘Griselda’ — here’s why

It came to blows.

“America’s Got Talent” judge Heidi Klum was miffed with her co-judge Sofía Vergara after she failed to cast Klum in her Netflix miniseries “Griselda.”

“But I could have just been, you know, not speaking! I was upset,” she laughed. “I could have also been one of those gorgeous girls! I would have loved to. But she said, ‘Nein.’”“I was upset because I was like, ‘Why couldn’t I have been one of your cousins?’ I could have been a cousin that doesn’t speak, because obviously I don’t speak Spanish,” Klum, 50, told “Entertainment Tonight” on Tuesday.

The women came together to promote Season 19 of “AGT” on the red carpet.“Sofía Vergara did not consult with any members of the Blanco family as a sign of respect or elicit family details in portraying my mother,” Blanco, 45, raged to Fox News earlier this year. “When I learned of the ‘Griselda’ project, my team reached out to Sofía’s camp and offered my consultation services.”

“Sofia’s camp and the Netflix creators were disrespectful and ultimately produced the ‘Griselda’ project on their own for commercial gain, without key details from the Blanco family,” Michael continued, adding that he and his lawyers sent Netflix and the Golden Globe nominee a cease-and-desist letter.

He later claimed that neither Netflix nor Vergara’s team had “made any attempt to reconcile.”

“Regardless of public information, basic respect is warranted,” Michael continued. “I am Griselda’s only living son that has life rights agreements signed by Griselda herself in which she intended I carry out her life story. I am a businessman in the entertainment industry and comprehend the importance of motion pictures as I have a book to be released, based on the real story.”