Cara Delevingne Says She Took Taylor Swift on a ‘Wild Ride’ When They Lived Together

Cara Delevingne is reminiscing about her time living with Taylor Swift.

During a conversation with comedian Nikki Glaser for Interview Magazine, published Nov. 21, the model, 32, revealed that she moved in with Swift, 34, following a rough breakup.

“I was going through a really horrible breakup, and she let me live with her,” Delevingne, who is now in a relationship with girlfriend Minke, said.

“We’re very different people. She’s very homely, because she looked after me so well, but we got into some — not trouble, but I definitely took her for a bit of a wild ride,” she continued.

She added, “Just to get her to blush would be great.”

According to Vocabulary.com, in the U.K. the word homely means “cozy and homelike.”

Delevingne also spoke about Swift’s humor and how the “Fortnight” singer could roast anyone.

“The thing about Taylor, though, is I’ve seen her do a speech at someone’s wedding before, and it was a roast,” the Only Murders in the Building star said.

“She’s one of the funniest, most clever people. Anyone could roast her easily, but at the same time, she could f— everyone up so hard,” Delevingne continued, before adding that she could also roast Swift due to their time living together.

Delevingne and Swift have been friends for many years. Last November, they were spotted together on a group outing with Selena Gomez, Sophie Turner, Brittany Mahomes and Gigi Hadid as they headed for a dinner at Bond St restaurant in New York City.

The actress also supported Swift on her Eras Tour last year, attending the pop superstar’s show at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey in May 2023. Meanwhile, Swift supported her longtime pal during her months-long run in Cabaret on the West End in London in May this year.

Delevingne has also been vocal in her support for Swift’s relationship with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, telling E! News at the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix: “I’m so, so happy for her.”

“There’s definitely something very different about them,” she added.