Cara Delevingne says she does not think English people like her, describing reflections on her time in the UK and how she left to “break free.” The reports focus on comments Delevingne makes about her personal experience and the challenges she associates with returning to London for performances. She links her recollections of struggling with self-image—saying she hated herself—to the period when her London shows were reportedly among the hardest tickets to sell. The articles present her remarks as part of a broader discussion of identity, mental health, and belonging, rather than providing specific details about particular incidents or responses from audiences or promoters. Across the coverage provided, the core points are her statement about how she believes she is perceived by English people, and her account of moving away from the UK while feeling the need for personal freedom. The sources do not offer independent figures or corroboration about ticket sales, nor do they specify dates, venues, or the context of the shows referenced.