Cara Delevingne Says She’s Deleting Social Media After Her Account Got Hacked: ‘I Am Furious’

The model revealed that a scammer used her X account to sell products

Cara Delevingne is leaving X for good.

The 31-year-old model was “furious” with the social media company, formerly known as Twitter, after it seemingly failed to resolve her hacked account in a timely manner.

Before officially exiting the app, Delevingne uploaded two posts explaining that scammers tried to sell products under her name. According to Just Jared, the hackers also promised that the funds were being donated to charity.

“I was hacked a week ago and it took so long to be able to get back into my account!,” she wrote in one, adding in another, “I am so angry at twitter or whatever the f---k it’s called now for taking so long to get my account back!! So many people got scammed and I am furious. I am going to delete my account so this never happens again.”

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She assured her 9 million X followers that she’ll still be active on TikTok, Instagram and its sub-app Threads and “sincerely” apologized for the mishap.

Before the conundrum, Delevingne had used X as a vessel for her truth and at times used her account to open up about her mental health.

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In March 2016, following an essay she wrote forTIME's Motto, in which she opened up about how the industry took a toll on her, she wrote that she faced depression while modeling “during a particularly rough patch of self hatred.”

“I am so lucky for the work I get to do but I used to work to try and escape and just ended up completely exhausting myself,” she wrote in a follow-up tweet, continuing in another, “I am focusing on filming and trying to learn how to not pick apart my every flaw. I am really good at that.”

Delevingne is still on a journey towards self-acceptance and love.

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In June, she spoke at a NewYork-Presbyterian event about her anxiety and perfectionism.

“Things that have really helped me are learning to love myself through other people and learning to really be myself with other people, because I think my whole thing was always trying to be perfect, even though I definitely wasn't perfect. In my head, I just wanted to be better than what I was,” she shared.

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