Jessica Alba said that Kylie Jenner has not apologized to her yet for their New York Fashion Week incident. The "body checking" controversy was first reported by Page Six, which the actress eventually narrated in detail.

The "Sin City" star was about to leave the NYFW opening ceremony when she paused on her way out to talk to someone. She was then surprised when a group of security personnel pushed her aside, which was later on known to be Kylie Jenner's entourage.

"All of a sudden from behind came Jenner's bodyguards," a source said.

"They shoved Jessica out of the way. She just looks astonished!"

According to a report from Too Fab, Jessica Alba herself confirmed that the Kylie Jenner run-in was true.

"I was just really shocked. I got like body checked," she said on Andy Cohen's "Watch What Happens Live."

"It was by two of them. I was like, 'Whoa whoa, what's happening?' I thought there was a fire."

"I was like 'What's going on?' I guess someone was just leaving the building. I don't know, it was really shocking," she added.

Jessica Alba admitted that Kylie Jenner and her family have yet to apologize for the controversy.

"I'm sure they don't know what's happening," she said.

The incident between Jessica Alba and Kylie Jenner came amid reports of the 18-year-old reality star's successful app launch.

According to a report from NBC News, the recently released Kylie Jenner app ranked number one on iTunes earlier this week.

For around $2.99 a month, the app provides subscribers with personal diaries, behind-the-scenes videos, beauty tips and more.

The youngest Kardashian-Jenner sibling celebrated the early success of the app by sharing details about it on her Instagram page, which has around 35.9 million followers.

The teen-queen's top-ranking app followed the success of her older sister, Kim Kardashian West. The 34-year-old made millions last summer with a similar mobile game, called "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood."