Robo-woman.
The former presidential candidate arrived wearing a surgical boot to the BBC program The Graham Norton Show, as she revealed she took a tumble in high heels while holding a cup of coffee.
The embarrassing fall forced her to pull out of a series of scheduled TV and radio appearances earlier today including ITV's This Morning and Woman's Hour on Radio 4.
Recalling her tumble, she said: 'I was running down the stairs in heels with a cup of coffee in hand, I was talking over my shoulder and my heel caught and I fell backwards.
'I tried to get up and it really hurt. I've broken my toe.'
She added: 'I've received excellent care from your excellent health service.'
Clinton, 69, has been in the UK promoting her memoirs, What Happened, which documents her shock defeat in the 2016 presidential election.
This Morning host Philip Schofield said on Snapchat: 'Supposed to be interviewing Hillary Clinton... but she's fallen over and hurt her foot!! Gutted.'
Comment: Probably the most cringeworthy comment of the year. He even included an emoji:
© Philip Schofield
Host Jane Garvey, on Women's Hour today, told listeners initially that her star guest was delayed, but then posted on Twitter: 'I'd read the book and everything. Apologies.'
Clinton underwent an x-ray this afternoon before deciding to appear on Norton's chat show.
Clinton, whose campaign to defeat Donald Trump last year saw her stumble and needing help from aides, had spent the weekend undergoing several publicity dates as well as receiving an honorary degree from Swansea University.
Trump alluded to her alleged issues with stamina at several points during the campaign.
She also famously fell inside her home in 2013 on the eve of testimony before a House Benghazi committee. She ended up appearing sporting special prism lenses, which are used to assist people experiencing double vision.
HILLARY'S TRIPS, DIPS, AND FALLSThe flashback fall occurred just before President Trump resumed attacks on his former rival - pulling out the 'crooked' Hillary moniker.
This is not the first time the failed presidential Democratic candidate has taken a public tumble
9/11 Memorial in 2016
Hillary made headlines after she was captured on video collapsing into the arms of her Secret Service agents after being rushed from the 9/11 memorial service at the World Trade Center last year.
On the campaign trail in 2016
She stumbled up the stairs while boarding her flight to a rally in Winston Salem, North Carolina, in October 2016.
While visiting a rehabilitation center in 2016
She lost her balance briefly while climbing of the steps of a home for ex-offenders and substance abusers on the grounds of the former Charleston Navy Yard in February 2016. She was helped up by her aides.
While inside her Washington home in 2013
She also famously fell inside her home in 2013 on the eve of testimony before a Senate committee investigating Benghazi. She ended up getting a mild concussion. When she appeared in Congress, she was wearing special prism eyeglass lenses, which are used to assist people experiencing double vision.
Before her flight to Yemen in 2011
The then-Secretary of State was boarding a plane to Yemen when she slipped to her knees at the doorway and was only saved from further embarrassment when an aide gave her a helping hand.
'I was recently asked if Crooked Hillary Clinton is going to run in 2020? My answer was, 'I hope so!' Trump wrote.
Clinton made the return trip to Wales by helicopter and had been ferried to and from other events surrounded by her security detail.
Yesterday Clinton, who will turn 70 this month, was an hour late for her appearance at the Cheltenham Literary Festival.
She was later interviewed by James Naughtie at the Royal Festival Hall in front of an audience of 3000 people, receiving two standing ovations.
At the South Bank Centre in London, Clinton told the audience she believed Trump was a sex offender and that she felt she had been a champion of women's rights in her career.
Comment: Feelings trump facts, we suppose.
'I was part of a revolution for women's rights that's began in the Sixties with real intensity. I became a leader of that movement.'
In between she was joined by her confidant and aide Huma Abedin, who she collected from the Claridges Hotel.
They strolled for an early dinner at the La Petite Maison restaurant in Mayfair, surrounded by around a dozen secret service guards.
The former first lady signed an autograph with the letter 'H' and a squiggle instead of her customary full signature and told an onlooker: 'I'm feeling fine.'
Comment: Her explanation sounds completely plausible - not. When was the last time you think Hillary "ran" in heels while holding a coffee? And how does she break her toe if she fell backward?