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    4 months sober, Cara Delevingne reflects on what prompted her to seek treatment

    Cara Delevingne is four months sober after seeking treatment for substance use disorder. "It was my first sober Christmas, my first sober New Year," Delevingne said during a Vogue interview published Wednesday. "And honestly it was the best I've ever had." Throughout her career, the actor and model has been open about her mental health, sharing in 2015 that she struggled with depression, ...
    by Jonah Valdez, Los Angeles Times Mar 09, 2023 2 minutes
    Cara Delevingne attends the 29th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards at Fairmont Century Plaza on Feb. 26, 2023, in Los Angeles.

    Cara Delevingne is four months sober after seeking treatment for substance use disorder.

    "It was my first sober Christmas, my first sober New Year," Delevingne said during a Vogue interview published Wednesday. "And honestly it was the best I've ever had."

    Throughout her career,.

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