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Cara Delevingne admits she used party drug GHB daily before terrifying seizures forced her sober

Cara Delevingne pulled back the curtain on one of the darkest periods of her life.
During a candid appearance on Alex Cooper’s “Call Her Daddy” podcast, the actress revealed she was taking the drug GHB daily before suffering seizures that ultimately became a wake-up call in her recovery journey.
Delevingne, 33, shared some of her most detailed comments yet about the drug spiral that nearly derailed her life despite the model’s enormous professional success.
While many fans associate Delevingne’s recovery story with the viral paparazzi photos from Burning Man that sparked concern in 2022, she told Cooper the reality behind the scenes was far more severe.
At the time, she was using GHB to “effectively knock yourself out” and then cocaine to keep herself awake.
Delevingne revealed that she had planned to get sober after a blowout 30th birthday celebration after years of drug use, believing she could simply stop on her own. Instead, she learned how physically dependent she had become.
“I didn’t know how addictive that stuff was,” she said, referring to the drug. “I just thought I took it every day. I didn’t know that you really had to like medically detox from it. And I started having seizures and that’s literally, [the 2022] photos were taken right after I’d had a seizure at Burning Man.”
Delevingne admitted her substance use initially offered relief from years of emotional turmoil stemming from childhood trauma, struggles with her mother’s illness and longstanding mental health challenges.
“When I first started doing drugs, it was that seeking connection,” she told Cooper. “And I felt like I found myself, you know? I was fun. And I loved music. And I loved dancing. And I was like, ‘Oh, this is someone I really like. This is really cool.’”
“It was at a pretty young age I started – because I didn’t have money at that point – I started buying drugs to sell them and to do them.”
What began as a source of connection became a way to isolate and disappear, she said. Eventually, she found herself using substances alone, a turning point she now recognizes as a warning sign.
“I knew it was bad when I started doing them alone and how much I liked that and how much I knew that people weren’t judging me,” Delevingne said. “And I didn’t judge myself for it. And I could disappear. And that – I knew it was a problem.”
Delevingne acknowledged that her career was thriving while her personal life deteriorated. The “Suicide Squad” star said success often masked the severity of what was happening because she continued working, earning money and maintaining a public image that appeared functional.
“When you’re successful and when you seem you are doing great – you have your hair and makeup done – it’s kind of fine,” she said.
“People make excuses, people are making money. You are paying for people’s lives and jobs and kids, you know, you don’t wanna stop. You don’t wanna say no.”
But behind the glamorous public image, Delevingne said her private reality was far darker than anyone realized.
“If I say I was good at hiding it, people would be like, ‘No you weren’t.’ But if people thought it was bad, what they saw – they didn’t see half of it,” she revealed. “The damage was really being done alone because that’s where no one could stop me.”
The former Victoria’s Secret model also revealed that she became suicidal during the height of her fame despite appearing to have everything she had ever wanted.
“I think the kind of suicidal ideation came back around when I was at my height of fame, when I should have been the most happy,” Delevingne recalled. “And I felt the most guilty and I felt the most, like I didn’t deserve any of it. And I was so close to ending my life.”
The viral photos of Delevingne at Burning Man in 2022 became a wake-up call for the model. Looking back, Delevingne said she was not shocked by the images themselves because she had been living with that version of herself for years.
“I mean, I realized it was bad, but oh, it was horrible,” she confessed. “The shame, oh, the shame was really bad. Again, that was that part of myself that I hated, and I was hiding from everyone. So for everyone to see it, it was like f— the jigs up.”
Now sober and preparing to release new music, Delevingne said she wanted to discuss the specifics of her addiction because she rarely saw people publicly discussing the substances she struggled with.
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Vrai makes the best lab-grown diamond earrings — just ask Taylor Swift
Prepare to polish up real nice.
Giant statement earrings have their time and place — but if you ask me, daintier fine jewelry pieces you can sleep, shower and sweat in are far superior. In addition to being more comfortable than shoulder-dusting styles, these classic studs and drops elevate any outfit and are guaranteed to go with everything in your closet, making them well worth the investment.
One of my favorite sources for this sort of everyday sparkle? Vrai, whose delicate lab-grown diamond designs marry top-tier quality and craftsmanship with a commitment to sustainable production.


“We create diamonds by crystallizing greenhouse gasses in our zero-emission foundry — the world’s first [to be] certified carbon-neutral,” Vrai co-founder and president Mona Akhavi previously told Page Six Style.
“The diamonds are gently grown in plasma reactors powered by 100% renewable energy from the Columbia River, located in America’s beautiful Pacific Northwest — entirely removing the environmental and human toll of mining.”
I’m the proud owner of several pairs of Vrai earrings, including the Linked Tennis Earrings and Solitaire Studs, and have been known to wear them for weeks at a time.
I’m in good company, too; Taylor Swift’s a big fan of the brand, having been spotted multiple times in both aforementioned styles. (She even owns two different sets of the Solitaire Studs — one featuring round brilliant stones like mine, the other with trillion-cut ones.)



The 14-time Grammy winner’s particularly fond of the Linked Tennis Earrings, which she’s worn to Chiefs games, movie premieres, dinner dates and even onstage during her Eras Tour.
“As a creator of her own music, career, story and brand, Taylor aligns with Vrai‘s diamond origin and creation process; disrupting expectations through innovation and authenticity,” Akhavi told us last year.
“[Swift] is known for her authentic style that favors self-expression and is full of symbolism — just as Vrai designs are symbolic and meaningful.”

And judging by the fact that my favorite earrings just as beautiful now as the day I bought them, I’d guess Swift’s are still in pristine condition, too.
In fact, I’m optimistic they’ll last for eras to come.


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Zendaya wears angel wings at ‘The Odyssey’ NYC premiere

Zendaya made a show-stopping appearance at “The Odyssey” premiere in New York City, donning ethereal angel wings on the red carpet.
The actress was pictured at the event on Tuesday evening in a plunging, off-white strapless feather-lined gown with a thigh-high slit from Matiéres Fécales.
The dress featured a long train, as well as the dramatic feathered matching wings, which stretched out past her shoulders.
The “Euphoria” star accessorized with jeweled Chopard chandelier earrings and sculptural white wedge heels, and styled her hair a soft, curly braid that trailed down her back.
She finished the jaw-dropping look with a natural makeup palette.
Footage from the event showed the “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” actress effortlessly showing off every angle of the breathtaking look for photographers before stepping into the event.
Fans on social media gushed over the look, with one person writing, “Flawless!! I’m also loving her makeup looks, so simple yet so perfect for each outfit ❤️”
Another remarked, “Wow thanks a lot I just passed out,” while a third chimed in, “How do you keep Slaying every single time? Like how 🤌🏻✨💕”
Others weighed in with one-word compliments, including “Mesmerizing,” “Beyond,” and “Iconic.”
The “Dune” star, 29 — who plays Athena, goddess of wisdom and warfare in the film — divulged during the appearance that the look has been years in the making.
“Law put this on hold a long time ago. Like, two years ago,” she said of her longtime stylist, Law Roach, during an E! News livestream.
“We’re usually on the same page,” she added. “We have gone back and forth a few times. It’s family, so that’s how we do it.”
Zendaya was joined by A-list legends Anne Hathaway, Charlize Theron, Matt Damon, Lupita Nyong’o and more as the cast gathered for the latest premiere.
It’s worth noting that her husband, Tom Holland, attended the event as well, posing on the red carpet in a sleek buttonless, monochromatic black suit.
They were previously spotted at premieres in Paris and London earlier this month to celebrate the highly anticipated release of director Christopher Nolan’s Greek epic.
For the Paris premiere, she notably modeled a custom white lace cutout gown by Louis Vuitton.
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Tom Segura hinted at Christina Pazsitzky divorce before breakup bombshell

Comedian Tom Segura hinted at his split from wife Christina Pazsitzky by not wearing his wedding ring on his latest podcast episode.
Segura ditched his ring for Monday’s episode of his “2 Bears, 1 Cave” podcast that he co-hosts with pal Bert Kreischer.
The hour-long episode came out the same day of Segura and Pazsitzky’s separation news.
Segura had his wedding ring during all his prior podcasts, including the June 29 episode of “2 Bears, 1 Cave.”
According to TMZ, Segura, 47, and Pazsitzky, 50, separated within the last couple of months after 18 years of marriage. They have two sons, Ellis, born in 2016, and Julian, born in 2018.
The former couple founded the podcast network YMH Studios and co-host their popular podcast, “Your Mom’s House,” which debuted in 2012.
They haven’t filmed an episode of “Your Mom’s House” together since late April. Segura wore his wedding ring on that episode.
TMZ reported Segura and Pazsitzky will continue to co-host the podcast despite their split.
“They had a special and productive relationship, creating one of the most successful comedy podcast networks in the industry and, more importantly, two kids,” a source told the outlet.
“They are taking different paths moving forward while remaining devoted to their children,” the insider added.
Page Six has not heard back from Segura and Pazsitzky’s reps.
The comedians, who got married in November 2008, often discuss their marriage on both their podcast and their separate stand-up shows.
In, 2019, Segura joked during a comedy show that the key to his marriage was “intimidation and fear.”
“My wife is Kim Jong-il and I’m the people of North Korea,” he cracked. “Every day, there are a series of interrogations leading to a looming execution.”
Pazsitzky poked fun at Segura in her 2017 Netflix special, “Mother Inferior.”
“I love my husband. I laugh at his jokes. I think he’s fantastic,” she said. “And then all day, every day, I wanna punch him in his dumb face.”
She added, “And it’s not the big things that make you wanna kill your spouse. It’s little stuff.”
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