Michelle Rodriguez’s Ex-Girlfriend Cara Delevingne Gets Annoyed When Fans Admmire Her Photos?

Michelle Rodriguez's ex-girlfriend Cara Delevingne hinted that she gets annoyed whenever fans gush over her professional photos. The "Suicide Squad" cast member also shared her views about sexiness.

The 23-year-old model and actress recently told Loaded website, as shared by TV3.com, that what fans see in her in billboards and in magazine shoots are not her 100 percent self.

''When people say, 'You look really good in that picture', I'm like, 'Well, it's 50 per cent make-up, Photoshop, the photographer, stylist and everyone else," the British supermodel said.

"I'm lucky I get to do that and that's fun, but everyone has a bad day. It gets annoying sometimes, especially when you're eating or in the bathroom. Or the gym - that sucks.''

It was mid this year when the "Face of an Angel" actress surprised fans with the news that she is no longer inclined to modeling as a professional career as she has already embraced the acting industry, TV3.com said in the report.

Michelle Rodriguez's ex-girlfriend Cara Delevingne has opted to take a step further in acting after she landed the lead role for John Green's movie adaptation of "Paper Towns."

Proving she is set on moving forward with films, St. Vincent's current beau has nabbed a role in "Pan." She is also set to star in "Suicide Squad" and in the sequel of "Fifty Shades of Grey."

Meanwhile, Michelle Rodriguez's ex-girlfriend Cara Delevingne has opened up about her view on sexiness.

The actress told Look magazine, as shared in a report by The Spec, that sexiness comes from the mind.

American rock singer St. Vincent's Burberry and Mulberry ambassador beau said that sexiness is not all about what one wears.

"It's about my mindset, more so than what I wear," the supermodel said.

Cara Delevingne also talked about having her tattoos where she highlighted that her favorite is the Sak Yant symbol that she got in Thailand.

"It's hard to pick my favorite, but maybe the one I got on the back of my neck in Thailand. It was a spiritual process," the "Suicide Squad" cast member said.