'Little devil': Cara Delevingne shares a sweet throwback snap of herself as a child jokingly holding a cigarette
She was recently named Britain's highest-paid model, raking in £15.7million last year.
And Cara Delevingne looked back on her life as she shared an adorable throwback snap of herself as a young child to Instagram on Friday evening.
The Carnival Row star, 28, proved she picked up her bold sense of style at an early age as she donned a vibrant orange T-shirt and striped shorts in the photo.
Throwback: Cara Delevingne shared an adorable throwback snap of herself as a young child to Instagram on Friday evening, which saw her jokingly holding an unlit cigarette
The snap also saw a young Cara jokingly holding an unlit cigarette in one hand and a glass in the other as she pulled a silly face in the mirror.
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Alongside the throwback snap, Cara simply penned: 'Little devil.'
Her post comes after The Sun reported that she holds a net worth of £30.2million, beating out Kate Moss, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Naomi Campbell as Britain's top paid model.
Big earner: It comes after it was reported that Cara holds a net worth of £30.2million, beating out Kate Moss, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Naomi Campbell as Britain's top paid model
The model-turned-actress previously admitted that money 'isn't everything' as, when her career progressed, she realised that didn't want to be alone.
She explained: 'I realised money isn't everything.
'You get to the point where you're like, "Oh, I've made money but I'm so deeply unhappy and alone".'
She was previously dating American actress Ashley Benson, but the couple split up in May after two years together. Ashley, 31, is currently dating rapped G-Eazy.
Cara has invested some of her hard-earned model money in a sex-tech startup back in November, becoming co-owner and creative advisor of Lora DiCarlo.
Money: The model previously admitted that she realised money 'isn't everything' as she didn't want to be alone. She was previously dating Ashley Benson, but they parted ways in May
She told Fast Company: 'This is something I've been thinking about for a very long time, and it's taken a while to find the right people to do it with.
'I grew up pretty repressed and English in terms of sexuality. That relationship that you have with yourself is the most important one in the world. And this is not just to do with pleasuring yourself, but it's about exploration and loving yourself.'
The eponymous DiCarlo founded the company in 2017 with a mission of de-stigmatising sexual pleasure for women, while elevating the sex toy industry.
The Paper Towns star added of her role with the company: 'When I get passionate about something, I really dive deep into it.
'I'm learning every day, especially through Lora and the team, how different everyone's bodies are and how different people find this space of pleasure.
New venture: Cara invested some of her hard-earned model money in a sex-tech startup back in November, becoming co-owner and creative advisor of Lora DiCarlo
'I have the reach to really put this in the hands of my audience and ask what they want and what they need, because this isn't about what I like or about what Lora likes.
'This is about what people like, and that's different from generation to generation and culture to culture. That's something that I don't think we're ever going to stop learning.'
She continued: 'I wouldn't want to do something and do it half-ass, especially when it has to do with sexual health and wellness and understanding oneself.
'This is a journey that I want to go through, and this is a lifelong partnership.'
It comes after her latest movie Life In a Year came out back in November, which saw her star alongside Jaden Smith.
Model-turned-actress: It comes after her latest movie Life In a Year came out back in November, which saw her star alongside Jaden Smith
