Michelle Rodriguez’s Ex-Girlfriend Cara Delevingne Shares Some Love With Pal Zoe Kravitz On Valentine’s Day; Burberry Model Consults With Psychotherapist For ‘Suicide Squad’ Role

Michelle Rodriguez's ex-girlfriend Cara Delevingne showed some love on Valentine's Day with her friend Zoe Kravitz in a reunion at the airport. The Burberry model, meanwhile, is preparing for her role in "Suicide Squad" by seeing a psychotherapist.

The 22-year-old British supermodel posted a photo in her Instagram account showing her and Zoe Kravitz sharing a sweet hug, The Daily Mail said in a report.

The "Paper Towns" actress said in her caption, "Happy V day y'all!"

Michelle Rodriguez's ex-girlfriend Cara Delevingne and Zoe Kravitz met at the luggage carousel and they immediately shared the sweet gesture just in time for the celebration of Valentine 's Day.

Earlier that day, the model spent some time at Heathrow while her pal Zoe Kravitz was spotted at New York Fashion Week's Alexander Wang show.

The model-turned-actress rocked a pair of printed trousers and a black-and-white striped sleeveless top. Kendall Jenner's BFF also donned a black faux fur hooded coat that she paired with a pair of black mid-tops with red, gold and green laces.

The Burberry and Mulberry model, who played as a mermaid in the "Pan," opted to keep her long blond tresses in a neat ponytail that perfectly showed her undercut.

Meanwhile, the model, who is considered as Forbes' top-paying model in 2014, was reportedly seeing a psychotherapist to prepare for her upcoming role in David Ayer's "Suicide Squad."

Kendall Jenner's BFF, who bagged the role of Enchantress, will play two separate personalities making her part more challenging, Comic Book said.

According to The Daily Star, Michelle Rodriguez's ex-girlfriend Cara Delevingne's character is said to unleash dark magic while her split personality, June Moone, plays a kind-hearted iindividual.

A source said, "She's dedicated to doing her research for the movie and has been seeing her psychotherapist every day. Her character is very dark so she has a lot to learn about the way to act."

"To her, it's hilarious because in real life she's really cheery and laid-back, so she is struggling with the idea of playing a character so opposite."

Aside from gearing up to her role, which is set to hit big screens on August, Cara Delevingne has also set her eyes into making it in the music scene. She's reportedly currently working with "Happy" hit maker Pharell Williams.