AceShowbiz - Kjersti Flaa might have quit her job if not because of this celebrity. The Norwegian journalist, who previously claimed she almost quit her job following an uncomfortable interview with Blake Lively, shared that one star "saved the day" with their kindness.

In a new video uploaded on YouTube, Kjersti revealed how she overcame the "horrific incident," in which the "Gossip Girl" alum appeared to be dismissive. "To be honest with you, it took me a while to actually get over it," she said.

"It affected me for a while, [I was] nervous when I was interviewing other people after that," she recalled. "I blamed myself for it for a long time because I felt like I did or said something wrong. So that's the reason why I waited so long [to post it]."

Kjersti then gave Kristen Stewart a shout-out, adding that she spoke with the "Twilight" star just hours after the Blake interview. "I want to shout out Kristen Stewart, who was the person I interviewed after the horrific incident," the reporter shared.

Further gushing over the "Love Lies Bleeding" actress, Kjersti continued, "She was the most wonderful person to interview. She saved my day. I was terrified walking into that interview because I had just experienced what I had, so for her to just like treat me [so kindly]... She was so sweet so I'm so happy I interviewed her afterwards."

In her video, Kjersti added that she hoped she could help others who have been "bullied" in the past by sharing the video with Blake. "It's not okay to behave like that and I think it needs to be called out," she noted. "A lot of people could resonate with this situation. I've been contacted by a lot of women."

"I feel like a lot of people have experienced something not exactly like this but similar to it, like that mean girl energy from someone or you felt left out or bullied," she explained. "Most of the time this happens when we're younger but as you can see from this video it does happen when you're grown-ups too."

"I think that's the problem in Hollywood and many other places, people don't own up to their mistakes because they're afraid that it's going to backfire or that it's going to make them look bad and I think it's time to change that," the award-winning journalist went on saying. "I hope this video that I posted could help people own up to their mistakes."

Amid drama between Blake and her "It Ends With Us" co-star/director Justin Baldoni, Kjersti shared on YouTube an old interview of her with Blake. Titled the video, "The Blake Lively interview that made me want to quit my job", the clip quickly went viral.

During the sit-down, Kjersti, who is the founder of Content Now TV, told Blake, "First of all, congrats on your little bump." To that, the wife of Ryan Reynolds fired back, "Congrats on your little bump."

Kjersti told Daily Mail of the comment, "It left me almost paralyzed. To be honest it hurts because I obviously wasn't pregnant and I could never get pregnant so to me that comment was like a bullet."

"I didn't know how to react. I felt very uncomfortable throughout the interview and all I wanted to do was leave and get out of there as fast as I could," she said. "It made me feel like a complete failure. I kept going through the interview in my head afterwards trying to figure out what I had said or done to make them behave like that. It made no sense to me."

Kjersti also noted that the "A Simple Favor" actress made her feel "belittled and ignored" throughout the entire interview. "It was such a traumatizing experience to me. I was there to do a job and they made sure to make it as difficult as possible for me to do that," she explained.