Model, actress, fashion icon of our hearts... For years, Cara Delevingne has managed to straddle multiple industries — equally at home on a runway, a film set, or the front row. But now, she's adding singer to that list.
Yes, Delevingne has confirmed what's long been speculated: she’s releasing music. Here's what we know so far.
She shared the news somewhat cryptically on Instagram
The post is what looks to be a teaser clip from an upcoming music video (finger's crossed), writing, “Music. It’s forever been my biggest fear and my greatest love.” It was accompanied by several other black and white stills, each one cryptically captions.
In the video, is sporting a shaggy brown lob and a simple clothing. It's interspersed with Google searches relating to the multi-hyphenate, from "is Cara Delevingne dating" to "can Cara Delevingne sing?" Well, we suppose we know the answer to that last one now.
You can watch the teaser yourself here:
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It looks like two songs are coming
At least if the caption to her post is anything to go by. She wrote, "I Forgot and Out of my Head are the first peek inside my stream of consciousness over the last few years. I cannot quite believe we are finally here."
True to form however, Delevingne is keeping specifics elusive. Beyond the song titles, little is known about the sound, collaborators, or scope of the musical project.
She's also slated to perform at Primavera Sound
Our brains went into overdrive when the festival dropped its 2026 lineup back in September last year and none other than Delevingne herself was in the mix.
Naturally, the inclusion of the model-actor hybrid prompted speculation as to whether it might be a one-off performance, a DJ set, or the beginning of something more substantial. Now, we're hoping Primavera might function as Delevingne's live debut.
She's not entirely new to music, either
OG fans will already know this, but Delevingne has explored an interest in music before.
She recorded 'I Feel Everything' for Luc Besson’s Valerian, has shared acoustic covers of songs like 'Sonnentanz', and has even performed on the West End as Sally Bowles in a production of Cabaret.
