CARA DELEVINGNE.Photo:Ethan Miller/Getty Images
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Cara Delevingneis getting candid about her sobriety.
In acover interview for the September issue ofELLE UK, the supermodel, 30, shared that quitting alcohol has been “worth every second.”
“It hasn’t [been easy], but there have never been moments when I’m like, ‘This isn’t worth it,’ ” she told the publication of going sober. “It’s been worth every second. I just don’t know what it would take for me to give it up. I am stable. I’m calmer."
Delevingne also shared that she felt like a weight had been lifted after opening up about her struggles earlier this year.
“For a long time, I felt like I was hiding a lot from people who looked up to me. I finally feel as though I can be free and myself, fully,” she said.
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In an interview for the April cover ofVogue, the actress opened up about her commitment to sobriety and what led to herchecking herself into rebab last fall.
The star shared that she entered a 12-step program after paparazzi photos taken of her at Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles in July 2022 gave her an urgent wake-up call and “reality check.”
Admitting the photos were “heartbreaking” and she was in a “bad place,” Delevingne explained that her behavior was tied to the pandemic’s effect and her milestone 30th birthday last August.
Last month, Delevingne revealed that she had attended herfirst sober Glastonburyin 15 years.
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Delevingne also listedLewis Capaldi, Guns N’ Roses,Fatboy SlimandElton John— whoheadlined Glastonburyfor the first time — among the artists she got to see at the festival.
Writing in the comment section, Fatboy Slim wrote, “Here’s to your happy sobriety. ODAAT. X.”
The September issue ofELLEUK is on sale from 27 July.
source: people.com
