Cara Delevingne looks downcast as she is seen for the first time since ex Ashley Benson confirmed romance with beau G-Eazy following their split
Cara Delevingne appeared downcast as she was seen for the first time since her ex-girlfriend Ashley Benson confirmed her romance with new beau G-Eazy.
The model, 27, and the Pretty Little Liars actress split last month after two years together and Ashley has since been linked to the American rapper, 30.
Cara seemed to be glued to her phone as she sat in the front of a black SUV in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Out and about! Cara Delevingne appeared downcast as she was seen for the first time since her ex-girlfriend Ashley Benson confirmed her romance with new beau G-Eazy
The Carnival Row actress went make-up free for the outing and sported a simple black T-shirt, while sweeping her hair up into a high ponytail.
The appearance comes after Ashley received backlash after being spotted with her new beau and Cara jumped to her defence and told trolls to ‘stop hating’ on her ex.
The British native took to social media to ask fans to lay off Ashley, after she recently stepped out with G-Eazy after their split last month.
Moving on: Cara seemed to be glued to her phone as she sat in the front of a black SUV in Los Angeles on Saturday
Split: The model, 27, and the Pretty Little Liars actress split last month after two years together and Ashley has since been linked to the American rapper, 30
‘It’s more important now than ever to spread love not hate’ Cara said, referring to the coronavirus pandemic.
She added: ‘To everybody hating on Ashley Benson, please stop. You don’t know the truth, only her and I do, and that’s exactly how it should be.’
It was reported earlier this week that it ‘feels like just a fling for now’ between Ashley and her current beau, according to People.
Glam: The former couple dated for two years (pictured in Milan, Italy in late February)
An insider told the publication: ‘She’s getting over a breakup,’
G-Eazy, whose real name is Gerald Earl Gillum, recently worked with Ashley on a cover of the 1993 Radiohead song Creep.
They were seen getting takeout food earlier this week in LA.
Serious: Cara referred to the coronavirus pandemic in her message to fans
According to ET, Ashley recently liked a comment that read, ‘Can’t Ashley have friends now? STOP SAYING ASHLEY CHEATED! OR EVEN CARA! They just need friends right now more than ever.’
The source added that Ashley and Cara’s relationship just ran its course,’ adding that while they’d ‘always had their ups and down before … it’s over now.’
During the quarantine in California, Cara has spent time with famous pals including fellow model Kaia Gerber and sister actresses Margaret and Rainey Qualley.
Collaboration: G-Eazy, 30, whose real name is Gerald Earl Gillum, recently worked with Ashley on a cover of the 1993 Radiohead song Creep