Inside Cara Delevigne And Margot Robbie's Friendship

Cara Delevigne is quite the social butterfly. The model and actor has plenty of people in her social circle, but not just any people; she's friends with superstars such as Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, Kendall Jenner, and Gigi Hadid. Another famous gal pal of hers: "Barbie" star Margot Robbie! As fans know, Delevigne and Robbie struck up a friendship while working together on the 2016 blockbuster "Suicide Squad." They've remained great friends ever since, and were seen together as recently as this August, during Delevigne's 30th birthday party on a lavish yacht trip off Formentera, Spain, according to Daily Mail.

"I love Margot," Delevigne said of Robbie in 2017 (via The Daily Telegraph). "She is so hardworking and the most down to earth person you'll ever meet ... Margot, she's just a babe. I love her." For her part, Robbie has also gushed about Delevigne, describing her model-friend as a "rare gem." "I've just never met anyone like her. She is the most genuine person you can ever meet and there's nothing calculated about that girl," said Robbie (via Female First). "She's like a little comet just blasting her way through this world."

Over the years, the co-stars-turned-BFFs have shared some iconic moments, like when they gave each other a tattoo on the foot on the set of "Suicide Squad," per Time. They have also weathered plenty of storms together, proving that their friendship is just as reliable as it is fun. Here, we're taking a closer look into Delevigne and Robbie's seemingly unbreakable bond. 

In 2017, when Cara Delevigne spoke out about being sexually harassed by Hollywood giant Harvey Weinstein, Margot Robbie was among the first ones to show her support for the London native. In a statement on her Instagram account, Delevigne accused Weinstein of making sexual advances towards her when she was still starting out in Hollywood. She recalled how, in one instance, she received a phone call from the former producer "asking if I had slept with any of the women I was seen out with in the media." She also recounted a later incident where Weinstein flat out invited her to his hotel room during a project meeting. "I quickly declined," said Delevigne, however, added, "At that moment I felt very powerless and scared but didn't want to act that way hoping that I was wrong about the situation."

Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, Robbie applauded her good friend for being brave and speaking her truth. "Cara is a dear friend of mine and I already knew she was a fierce, brave woman. Today just proved that again," said Robbie. At the time, the "Wolf of Wall Street" star also shared her thoughts on the countless allegations made against Weinstein by her fellow female actors. "The fact that the conversation is so prevalent and so many woman are so bravely coming forward, I think the culture has to change," she said. "It cannot be ignored anymore."

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On September 5, Cara Delevigne had many of her fans worried after she showed up at the Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles looking totally disheveled and displaying erratic behavior, per Page Six. The "Valerian" star was said to have arrived two hours late for a flight on Jay-Z's private plane, which she boarded and then de-boarded after about 45 minutes without it ever taking off. At this time, it is unclear whether she was asked to leave or not. Notably, on her way to the airport, Delevigne was caught by the paparazzi with her socked feet dangling out the window of her black SUV. She was also seen "appearing very jittery" and "dropping her cellphone several times" while walking around and smoking a cigarette with no shoes on. 

Amid concerns for Delevigne's health, her friend Margot Robbie was caught leaving the model's L.A. home looking "visibly distraught", per TMZ. The "I, Tonya" star reportedly visited Delevigne after the latter failed to show up at her own launch event at New York Fashion Week. According to the outlet, sources "with direct knowledge" claimed that Delevigne has been struggling with mental health issues and substance abuse "for a while now." Friends and loved ones of the actor, including Robbie, are reportedly encouraging her to seek professional help to get clean. "We are all incredibly concerned. There is talk of staging some kind of intervention and making sure Cara gets the help she may well need," an insider said, via Mirror. Later adding, "She has been burning the candle at both ends of late, and it's clearly taking its toll."

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