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Looking back on their friendship under one roof , actress Cara Delevingne shared an intimate glimpse into her previously unknown living arrangement with global pop star Taylor Swift. The disclosure came during a November 21, 2024 interview with comedian Nikki Glaser, where Delevingne opened up about seeking refuge with Swift during a particularly challenging period in her life.
"I was going through a really horrible breakup, and she let me live with her," Delevingne, 32, revealed, highlighting Swift's characteristic generosity. The dynamic between the two friends proved fascinating, with their contrasting personalities creating what Delevingne described as a "wild ride."
Their friendship,which has spanned over a decade, first captured public attention during Swift's "Bad Blood" era in 2014, where Delevingne featured prominently in the music video alongside other members of Swift's famous "squad." The living arrangement, however, marked a deeper evolution in their relationship.
Lately their mutual support has been evident in various public appearances. Swift made a discreet visit to London's West End in June to watch Delevingne's acclaimed performance as Sally Bowles in "Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club." Speaking to Harper's Bazaar UK in April, Delevingne reflected on the role: "I feel I can put all my pain and fear into the performance... She's extremely powerful, but my God, is she broken and vulnerable."
The friendship has continued to flourish, with Delevingne joining Taylor at multiple social gatherings, including a notable dinner at Bond St restaurant in New York City last November, alongside Selena Gomez, Sophie Turner, and Gigi Hadid. Most recently, Delevingne expressed enthusiastic support for Swift's relationship with NFL star Travis Kelce, telling E! News at the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix, "There's definitely something very different about them."
Despite their different approaches to life - Swift being "very homely" according to Cara - their friendship has demonstrated remarkable resilience. The model also revealed Taylor Swift's lesser-known talents, describing her as "one of the funniest, most clever people" with impressive roasting abilities, particularly evident in wedding speeches.
Their friendship,which has spanned over a decade, first captured public attention during Swift's "Bad Blood" era in 2014, where Delevingne featured prominently in the music video alongside other members of Swift's famous "squad." The living arrangement, however, marked a deeper evolution in their relationship.
Lately their mutual support has been evident in various public appearances. Swift made a discreet visit to London's West End in June to watch Delevingne's acclaimed performance as Sally Bowles in "Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club." Speaking to Harper's Bazaar UK in April, Delevingne reflected on the role: "I feel I can put all my pain and fear into the performance... She's extremely powerful, but my God, is she broken and vulnerable."
The friendship has continued to flourish, with Delevingne joining Taylor at multiple social gatherings, including a notable dinner at Bond St restaurant in New York City last November, alongside Selena Gomez, Sophie Turner, and Gigi Hadid. Most recently, Delevingne expressed enthusiastic support for Swift's relationship with NFL star Travis Kelce, telling E! News at the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix, "There's definitely something very different about them."
Despite their different approaches to life - Swift being "very homely" according to Cara - their friendship has demonstrated remarkable resilience. The model also revealed Taylor Swift's lesser-known talents, describing her as "one of the funniest, most clever people" with impressive roasting abilities, particularly evident in wedding speeches.
