Tuesday 20 September 2022 07:11 AM Poppy Delevingne stops for burgers at LA diner after sister Cara failed to show ... trends now

Poppy Delevingne was spotted grabbing burgers with her boyfriend in Los Angeles on Monday evening, weeks after the erratic behavior of her supermodel sister Cara sparked health fears.

Poppy, 36, was seen having a bite at the burger joint For the Win with her boyfriend, Caspar von Bismarck, 31. The two began seeing each other after Poppy and her husband of eight years, James Cook, split.

The model wore high-waisted blue jeans with a white top, a long floral-patterned cardigan sweater, and a Louis Vuitton bag over her shoulder. 

She matched the outfit with a pair of black sunglasses, sandals on her feet, and parted her blonde hair down the middle. 

Caspar wore a black t-shirt - untucked - and shorts. 

The pair's dinner date comes amid rumors the Delevingne family is planning an intervention for the 30-year-old Cara, who recently said she was surprised she lived to see her third decade.

'Honestly, I didn't think I'd be alive at this age,' the Cara admitted to Stylist after celebrating her birthday in Ibiza last month.

'I literally couldn't wait to turn 30, because the 20s are f****** hard.

'You're basically still a teenager - but you're meant to be an adult and everyone's telling you this is the best time of your life.'

Cara's friends and family are said to have become 'worried' about her after a string of erratic public appearances in recent weeks.

Earlier on Wednesday, Margot Robbie appeared upset just hours after leaving the home of Cara, who is a close friend.

The Oscar-nominated star was seen struggling to contain her emotions after leaving a rented home in West Hollywood to travel to Los Angeles International airport around 5pm.

Earlier, Robbie, 32, had been spotted leaving Delevingne's $7m West Hollywood house on Monday around 1pm - two hours after Delevingne's socialite sister Poppy had also been seen exiting in a black SUV.

It's not clear if Cara was at home when Margot was there. 

Elsewhere last week, Cara failed to show for the launch of her fashion collection honouring late designer Karl Lagerfeld held at chic restaurant Saga in the Big Apple's Financial District.

The model, who recently lauded Lagerfeld as one of the major influences on her career, was nowhere in sight as the sustainable collection of inclusive clothing and accessories was celebrated by a guest list of stars.

 Nor was she present at the Emmy Awards, alongside her fellow Only Murders in the Building stars. 

However, she was still present on social media, where she paid tribute to the legendary designer on Monday evening while guests filed into the New York venue. 

Reposting the collection's promotional video, she wrote: 'Happy belated birthday @karllagerfeld. What an honor that the #CaraLovesKarl collection is now available! I’m so proud of it.'

Lagerfeld, who passed away in 2019 aged 85 from complications related to pancreatic cancer, would have celebrated his birthday on September 10, two days before the official launch. 

 Cara's fans have voiced their worries after she was recently seen sitting alone in a parked car in Los Angeles, where she took drops of liquid from a pipette and smoked from what appeared to be a pipe. Her legs appeared to be bruised.

She was then seen looking erratic and out of sorts at Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles earlier in September.

It has been claimed that her family and friends are searching for ways to help the troubled former 'it girl'.

'We are all incredibly concerned. The situation has been building for a few weeks now, and Cara's family is involved,' a close friend told The Sun. 

'There is talk of staging some kind of intervention and making sure Cara gets the help she may well need,' the person added. 

'She has been burning the candle at both ends of late, and it's clearly taking its toll.'

Cara made her latest worrying appearance last Monday in Los Angeles, appearing disheveled and jittery prior to boarding Jay-Z's private jet.

According to DailyMail.com sources, the cover girl appeared unable to control her body movements at certain points as she was seen on the phone, bending over, dropping her phone, and walking around looking very jittery and as if she was unable to stop moving.

Recently, Cara also spent a few days at the Burning Man festival at Black Rock desert in Nevada.

Sources told MailOnline that she didn't eat or shower while at the event, which doesn't feature shower facilities or any food stalls.

The source added that her sister Poppy 'has her back' and her friends and family are rallying around Cara after becoming 'worried' about her.

They said: 'She had just spent days in the desert, not eating all that much and she looked disheveled because she hadn't had time to scrub up yet.'

He went on: 'Her friends are worried about her generally after some erratic behaviour, but she has a good group around her. 

'Her sister was at the festival with her. She wasn't alone and she has her back.'

The source continued: 'Burning Man isn't lined with burger vans like other festivals. You chuck everything you need in an RV and that's what you have to live on while you're there. Everything works on a swapping system.'

Where it all went so wrong for Cara Delevingne: As model sparks fears with erratic behavior, FEMAIL reveals how she overcame 'repressed' upbringing and socialite mother's heroin addiction to reach dizzying heights of fame... before crashing back to earth

For years, Cara Delevingne was the darling of the fashion world, achieving the kind of supermodel stardom that most can only dream of. 

Her unique, striking looks left brands and magazines across the globe clamoring to cast her in their campaigns and runway shows, and saw the lithe young model strutting her stuff and posing up a storm for everyone from Chanel to Dior to Vogue. 

Cara's glamorous image was well-known and very well-publicized - and the world's fascination with the supermodel, hailed by many as the 'new Kate Moss', only increased as a result of her aristocratic heritage, socialite mother's struggles with a secret heroin addiction, and her older sister Poppy's own, albeit lesser-known, modeling credentials. 

But in the past few months, the model's once-alluring image has transformed thanks to a series of increasingly-erratic outings, from wild dancing at a champagne-fueled party in New York City to a bizarre red carpet prank to a troubling visit to a California sex shop. 

Then, in early September, Cara left her fans, friends, and family members worried when she appeared disheveled and jittery while boarding an airplane in Van Nuys, California - the latest in a line of increasingly-erratic public appearances that have sparked serious concerns about the supermodel's wellbeing.

Her behavior has left many wondering: Where did it all go wrong for the once-picture-perfect star who seemed to have the world at her feet?  

The images taken at the private airport were certainly a world away from the sleek magazine shoots she became so well-known for, showing the superstar model with dark rings around her sunken eyes - seemingly unable to control her body movements as she dropped her phone multiple times.

Following her erratic behavior on the tarmac, Cara, who donned nothing on her feet except a pair of dirty socks, sat on the aircraft for 45 minutes before she ultimately disembarked and got back into her awaiting car.

Since then, reports have emerged that claimed her family was considering an intervention for the troubled star, while her close pal Margot Robbie was pictured looking distressed after leaving Cara's home earlier this week.

It is certainly a sad chapter in the story of Cara's life - which has already been filled with many twists, turns, and excitement.  

As well as her modeling career, Cara also dove into the acting industry and graced the big screen numerous times, racked up a slew of celebrity gal pals, designed her own collection of handbags with Mulberry, released a novel, and launched her own champagne brand with her sisters - which are just some of the many accomplishments she achieved.

But what should have been an illustrious career was plagued with controversy and scandal; rumors have swirled for years that Cara, who has previously been described by friends as 'the life of the party,' was using drugs - and she has admitted to struggling with depression and said she once considered suicide during the height of her fame.

Before breaking out into the scene, the actress' childhood wasn't much easier. Her socialite mother, who had connections to the royal family, played the part of high society debutante to the outside world, but behind the scenes, she struggled with a heroin addiction and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

Cara, who identifies as pansexual, said she spent years coming to terms with her sexuality, which resulted in her suffering from mental health issues of her own starting at age 15, with her later revealing that she practiced in self harm as a teen.

As the former fashion queen comes crashing down, FEMAIL has taken a look back at her ascent to fame - including how she overcame her 'sad' childhood to become one of the biggest models in the world - and broke down what ultimately went wrong.

Cara's 'chaotic' and 'stressful' childhood: How her socialite mother's secret heroin addiction left the model feeling 'lost'

Cara was born on August 12, 1992, and grew up in the Belgravia area of London, England. Her father, Charles, worked as a property developer, while her mother, Pandora, was a stylist and personal shopper.

She has two older sisters, Chloe and Poppy - who is also a famous model and singer - as well as a paternal half-brother named Alexander.

Her mom was the daughter of Janie Sheffield, who served as the lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth II's sister Princess Margaret, and because of her mother's connections to the royal family, Cara admitted to Vogue that she grew up 'in the upper class' - but she said she never felt like she quite fit in.

'My family was kind of about that whole parties–and–horse racing thing,' she explained. 'I can understand it’s fun for some. I never enjoyed it.'

And while on the outside, Pandora came off as a put together British socialite, she secretly battled a heroin addiction and was later diagnosed with bipolar disorder, which resulted in Cara having a difficult childhood.

'It shapes the childhood of every kid whose parent has an addiction. You grow up too quickly because you’re parenting your parents,' she said in 2015 of her mother's drug problem, adding, 'My mother’s an amazingly strong person with a huge heart, and I adore her.'

She also spoke out about her upbringing to Harper's Bazaar UK, explaining that it was 'very stressful' because there was 'quite a lot of chaos.'

'Everyone has something they go through with their family. My life, I feel, was very stressful because there was quite a lot of chaos - not being sure if people were OK or not,' she told the outlet.

Cara recalled finding her school years difficult as she suffered from a developmental disorder called dyspraxia. She also developed severe anxiety and depression at age 15, which resulted in her participating in self harm.

'All of a sudden I was hit with a massive wave of depression and anxiety and self-hatred, where the feelings were so painful that I would slam my head against a tree to try to knock myself out,' she said to Vogue. 

'I never cut [myself], but I’d scratch myself to the point of bleeding. I just wanted to dematerialize and have someone sweep me away.'

Cara, who later came out as pansexual in 2020, admitted that she struggled with her sexuality as a child, especially because she felt like she had no LGBTQ+ idols to look up to, which contributed to her mental health issues.

'I do think I would have hated myself less, I would have not been so ashamed, if I’d had someone,' she added to Harper's Bazaar. 

'The one thing I’m happy about growing up queer and fighting it and hiding it is it gives me so much fire and drive to try to make people’s lives easier in some way by talking about it.'

She described her family as 'old-fashioned and repressed' to Variety, explaining that she feared she would 'upset them' if they found out that she

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