The model starred in moments of confusion at the Los Angeles airport where she was seen to be deeply deteriorated
Cara Delevingne is going through moments of great concern. The 30-year-old British supermodel was seen at the Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles, California, in a state of confusion and markedly impaired, which raised alarms in her inner circle. To such an extent, her family evaluates an intervention she could trigger in hospitalization to preserve her health.
“We are all incredibly concerned. The situation has been brewing for a few weeks, and Cara's family is involved. There is talk of staging some sort of intervention and making sure Cara gets the help she may need," a close friend told The Sun on Wednesday.
Delevingne, who in recent weeks has been photographed with other celebrities, made her last appearance Monday in Los Angeles, looking disheveled, her eyes at times lost and visibly nervous before boarding rapper Jay-Z's private jet, from which was lowered. Cara seemed unable to control her body movements at certain times, pacing nervously and as if she couldn't stop moving.
What surprised many was what could have happened on the private plane. The British supermodel boarded with her suitcases and remained inside the ship for 45 minutes until she got off. Her dog, Alfie, also got on the plane. Two men were also on board with her and they left at the same time as the star.
Sources close to Delevingne claimed that she was on the plane for less than an hour, although it is unclear whether the Londoner was asked to leave the plane or not. Once back on the runway, Cara was seen with her dog and one of her guards talking on the phone while she smoked non-stop. "She had just spent days in the desert, not eating much and she looked scruffy because she hadn't had time to wash up yet," a close friend told the star.
“Her friends of hers are worried about her in general after some erratic behavior, but she has a good group around her. Her sister was at the festival with her. She was not alone and she supports her, ”said a friend. A few weeks before these photos came to light, the model celebrated her 30th birthday in Ibiza, Spain. “She was messier than she had been in a long time, but she says that she is fine, that she is fine for turning 30, and that she is having a great time,” another member of the circle recounted.
Model Cara Delevingne was also seen with her dog Alfie and her assistant boarding Puma's private jet before she was not allowed to fly. Here, in the SUV that took her to Los Angeles Airport, with her feet out of the vehicle.
Delevingne told Vogue magazine in 2015: “An addicted parent marks the childhood of any child. You grow up too soon because you are playing a father to them. My mom is an amazingly strong person with a huge heart, and I love her. But an addiction is not something you recover from, I don't think so. I know some people have given up drugs and are fine, but that is not the case. She keeps fighting."
If her older sisters over-adjusted to the family drama to excel at school and in social events, Cara –six years younger– was a lonely and melancholic girl, bored by horse racing and did not seem to fit in with the community's conventions. English upper class. In that interview with Vogue, she recalled spending a lot of time in the offices of educational psychologists and neurologists, who generally got frustrated with her. It was all disconcerting: at 9 years old she was told that she could read as if she were 16, but at 16 she was told that she had the reading ability of a 9-year-old.
Now, the same family circle that knew how to get out of those difficult years would be the same one that would be willing to help the youngest of the Delevingne, the 30-year-old British supermodel who knew how to revolutionize the fashion industry in the last decade.
