Cara Delevingne Proves To Be The Queen Of Lip Syncing In Hilarious Clip

Cara Delevingne is making headlines once again, but this time for her artistic lip-syncing abilities!

The English celeb is widely known for her many talents, including singing, starring in blockbusters, and strutting and modeling for various reputable high fashion brands.

Now, she is showing her tons of followers a laudable addition to her noteworthy skills – lip-syncing, proving she indeed can do it all.   

While telling her fans to "listen" in a recent Instagram reel, the 30-year-old supermodel showcased just how outstanding she is at lip-syncing.

She filmed herself as her hair was being styled and moved her lips simultaneously to a voice saying, "Listen, if your lips don't match the sound that you're lip-syncing over, let's not post that; let's not post that video."

The actress went on with no flawa, "Let's try again, let's catch up, let's practice a little more, take a few deep breaths, and then…." She paused for good effect, rolled her eyes, and raised a pair of scissors, making a clipping motion before continuing: "I'm tired of seeing videos where, where y'all just saying two different things in a voice-over." 

The 5 ft 8 inches beauty then ended with a comical facial expression with her lips moving to the voice saying, "I'm not liking that." Fans wasted no time giving accolades to Delevingne for such an outstanding performance, with the post gaining 1.4 million views and over 116k gushing remarks.

Among the commenters was Hollywood icon Courtney Cox who found the video funny and applauded the London-born star with emojis. Similarly, a fan wrote, "Absolutely!!! Let's, please stop [laughing emoji]," and another pointed out her lip-syncing expertise, stating, "Thus proven what a pro you are!"

A fourth fan agreed with the voice-over message and wrote, "Finally someone said it," whereas a fifth fan exclaimed, "Say it louder for the influencers in the back!"

More praises swooped in for Delevingne, including one who declared that she "killed that" while another called her "Saint Cara, Mother of Lip-syncing."

The former Model of the Year's lip-syncing show comes on the heels of her sharing the trailer of the upcoming Hulu docuseries "Planet Sex," which documents her life as a sexual being. Per The Blast, the snippet showed her speaking openly about always being secretive about her sex life, implying that the show is a new approach for her.

"This is the first time I've spoken about my sex life," she said in the clip, "So let's talk about it." She further mentioned that she would travel globally to "discover what makes each of us who we are." 

It is no news that Delevingne is bisexual, which she made a note of, saying, "I love men, but, oh, I love women, and everyone else. I'm going to meet people like me and others very unlike me."

As someone whose career revolves around sex and oozing sensual appeal, she managed to separate her personal life from work by keeping it private. Nevertheless, she would be journeying in this new series to have the utmost experience and "discover what else there is," as she believes there is much more to explore.

The soon-to-be-released docuseries will show the "Anna Karenina" star daring to grace occasions, like a sex party, that she would not usually attend if alone. "Planet Sex" is set to be released on Hulu on February 14 and will portray Delevingne putting "her mind and body on the line in search of answers regarding human sexuality."

In preparation for the release of the much-awaited "Planet Sex," Delevingne made an uncommon gesture by donating her orgasm to science. As reported, she made the revelation outside a hospital in Germany where she gave researchers her blood sample before and after reaching climax to contribute to the study of the "gender climax gap."

While her results will be shown in the upcoming series, she told The Post about the reason behind her action. She said, "I think female sexual desire has definitely been repressed." 

The "Suicide Squad" actress further stressed that men and women in the 21st century do not have "equally satisfying sex lives" despite how sexual women can be.

She then pointed to the scientific data revealing that only 65% of straight women can achieve orgasm during sex which she believed was higher than the actual figure compared to men's 95%.