Was she on drugs? Why Cara Delevingne's appearance at the Met Gala 2024 confused fans

British actress and model Cara Delevingne was accused of using drugs after her appearance at the Met Gala 2024. However, the star quickly put the trolls in their place, not being afraid to open up to fans and tell her story.

In particular, the celebrity admitted that "she has been clean for two years". This was reported by The Mirror.

Rumors about the model's condition spread online after her interview from the red carpet. Next to Cara were fashion designer Stella McCartney and singer Ed Sheeran. Users decided that they were trying to divert attention from Delevingne's behavior and control her to avoid embarrassment.

"They're saving her from ruining the interview because she's under the influence," read one comment. Cara saw the harsh remark and responded: "Sober for almost two years!!! Thank you for your support." Having reached the pinnacle of her success as a teenager, the star plunged into the world of addiction. This was also influenced by the model's childhood trauma.

But it wasn't until she was caught doing strange things at Van Nuys Airport in October 2022 that she realized she needed help, and Cara thanked the paparazzi for that decision. "The only thing I knew was that if I kept going down the same path, I would either die or do something really, really stupid," Delevingne told Vogue in 2023.

After seeing pictures of her looking disoriented, Cara started the 12-week program and hasn't looked back since. "I was not sleeping. I was not well. It's heartbreaking because I thought I was having fun," she adds.

When the actress was 10 years old, she was prescribed sleeping pills to cope with insomnia. She was also diagnosed with dyspraxia, a condition that affects coordination. "That was the beginning of my mental health problems," Cara continued. She previously said that her mother's addiction to heroin made her childhood "very stressful."

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