Michelle Rodriguez's ex-girlfriend Cara Delevingne was spotted having a romantic outing with new beau St. Vincent, proving that their relationship is getting stronger.
The 23-year-old "Suicide Squad" cast member was spotted strolling with her American rock singer girlfriend Malibu, The Daily Mail said in a report.
The British model and actress was even seen whispering sweet nothings to St. Vincent, whose real name is Annie Clarke, as they walked side by side outside the celebrity hot spot Nobu.
Michelle Rodriguez's ex-girlfriend Cara Delevingne rocked a casual get-up which was comprised of an oversized leather jacker that she paired with ripped skinny jeans.
The Burberry and YSL model accessorized her look with a pair of sunglasses which she hooked to her neck and a bandana that she tied on her blond locks.
The "Pan" actress' girlfriend, meanwhile, matched her edgy look with a denim jacket and a pair of shorts.
St. Vincent completed her retro look with a pair of floral sneakers and cat eye sunglasses that has somewhat contrasted her tough ensemble.
The 23-year-old "Suicide Squad" actress and her 32-year-old girlfriend proved that their relationship is not on the rocks with their recent romantic outing.
Michelle Rodriguez's ex-girlfriend Cara Delevingne even said in an interview with Loaded magazine per Perez Hilton, that she is a "ride or die" kind of chick when it comes to having relationships.
"Loyalty is one of the most important things to me in the world. Once I care about someone, I'll jump in front of a car for them. I'm a real "ride or die" kind of gal. It's all about trust and loyalty," she said.
The "Face of an Angel" star added that she needs someone who can plan things and not one who has personality the same as hers.
Cara Delevingne and St. Vincent have been dating for almost a year now.
Before the supermodel dated St. Vincent, she was first linked to "Furious 7" star Michelle Rodriguez as well as her pals Kendall Jenner and Selena Gomez. She was also rumored to have dated One Direction's Harry Styles.
