It's just days after many fans of the Cara Delevingne-Ashley Benson partnership began reeling about the possibility of an alleged breakup. For the first time on Wednesday, May 13, Benson, 30, publicly confirmed her divorce from Delevingne, 27, by "liking" an Instagram message about the reports she is now dating G-Eazy.
That lockdown will survive many relationships, and many won't. Delevingne and Benson are not the first celebrity couple to break up in quarantine (probably Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler), nor are they the last to break up. A few months ago, everything seemed to be going well, as the two were quarantined in Los Angeles with Kaia Gerber and Tommy Dorfman, But the relationship may seem over, and Benson may be G-Eazy 's dating rapper. Yet while their relationship specifics have yet to be publicly confirmed or denied, there's one thing they both want us to do — leave it alone.
It's a bit unusual for any of them to mention their relationship publicly (except when Delevingne recognized the paparazzi pictures taken of her with Benson when they carried a newly bought "sex bench" to their house, or when she announced the relationship first with an Instagram post during last year's Pride Month. As Benson and G-Eazy's paparazzi pictures hit the rounds, the gossip mill began churning, and people had a lot to share with the rapper about the split and swift turnaround. Are Benson and G-Eazy just dating since they have been spotted out in L.A. Sneaking a kiss together, without masks? May it be. But we may never know for sure, because Delevingne took the whole situation to her Instagram Story to ask people to stop sending hate to Benson.
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