In her new autobiography, the model admits to punching her exes Jason Statham and Danny Cipriani, and appeared to laugh this off during her interview with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.
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However she has defended her actions and insisted she should have been briefed on the questions before her interview.
She told a UK radio station: "It was poor management on the producer's part. I think we all should have been properly briefed on something that was so serious.
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"I didn't really understand what Phillip was trying to get at to be honest. I knew that he really wanted to talk about domestic violence, but then he didn't really go there and if I'm honest if he wanted to have a serious conversation about it then maybe we should have got someone else on the show and we could have had a proper debate about it, but that wasn't the interview."
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Kelly admitted to laughing about the subject, but only because she has a 'giggly nature'.
She added: "Maybe I was a bit naive and maybe I should have taken that seriously.
"In my defence, I don't think he felt it, this is Jason we're talking about. He's a martial arts expert."