Cara Delevingne believes addiction extends far beyond drugs and alcohol.The actress argued that "everyone's addicted to something," comparing the pull of smartphones and social media algorithms to substance abuse as she reflected on modern life."Everyone’s addicted to something.We’re animals," she told Playboy.
"We always had to try and survive, fight for the next meal.Now we have so much in front of us.""These things right in front of us are made to keep you trapped," Delevingne explained.
"The cycle of the algorithm—it’s not great, especially with things like drugs and even your phone."CARA DELEVINGNE ADMITS SHE USED PARTY DRUG GHB DAILY BEFORE TERRIFYING SEIZURES FORCED HER SOBERCara Delevingne said she believes "everyone's addicted to something," comparing the pull of smartphones and social media algorithms to drug addiction as she reflected on her sobriety journey.(Zoey Grossman/Playboy)For Delevingne, the conversation isn't just theoretical.
She said her own sobriety has sparked meaningful conversations with fans. "Even when I go out, people want to talk to me about their own sobriety, and it saved my life.It’s no small thing," she told the outlet.
"It’s not like talking about my eyebrows.It’s not for everyone, but I don’t know one person who has had a period of sobriety, whether it’s because a parent died or they needed to really process something, that [sobriety] hasn’t helped."The former Victoria's Secret model didn't shy away from discussing how recovery affected one of the most intimate parts of her life."Sex sober after all of that is definitely difficult," she said.
"It changes, but it's so much deeper and so much more emotional."Cara Delevingne opened up about how sobriety changed her perspective on addiction, relationships and seeking validation during a candid interview with Playboy.(Zoey Grossman/Playboy)CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERCara Delevingne admitted she once sought "love and validation thro...