From strutting on international runways to showcasing her talent on the big screen, Cara Delevingne continues to evolve in the entertainment industry. Her latest endeavor? Taking a deep dive into film direction. Her directorial debut, handling the music video for Renee Rapp’s “Pretty Girls”, has ignited a passion in her to tackle more significant projects.
A close associate recently shared insights with The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre column, shedding light on Cara’s recent endeavors. They stated, “After navigating through a tumultuous year, Cara is rejuvenating her focus, channeling her energy back into her work.”
This adaptive nature is one of Cara’s hallmark traits. Whether it’s modeling, acting, or directing, she never shies away from exploring new dimensions. Now, her enthusiasm for directing seems boundless.
In her pursuit, Cara isn’t leaving any stone unturned. She’s proactively reaching out to industry experts, gleaning insights, and amassing a treasure trove of ideas to take on her directorial projects.
However, like many, the recent past was challenging for Cara. She openly discussed her time in rehab, attributing her struggles partly to the global lockdown prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic and her emotional breakup with Ashley Benson.
Sharing with British Vogue, Cara confessed, “The abrupt halt in work left a void, leading me to question my worth and existence. The partying, the misery, and the wallowing became escapes from this crisis.”
She further reflected on her precarious path, hinting at potential detrimental outcomes had she continued down that trajectory. Commenting on the distressing photos captured post the Burning Man music festival in 2022, she remarked, “I lost myself in the illusion of fun, failing to see my deteriorating state. Sometimes, harsh realities force introspection, and in a way, those captures served as my wake-up call.“
