Model and actress Cara Delevingne has spoken out about her experience filming a docuseries called “Planet Sex” for Hulu.

The actress revealed that during filming, she was asked to remove her underwear during a “m@sturbation seminar” for the show.

Speaking at MIPCOM 2022 in Cannes, France, Delevingne said, “I went [in] … thinking it was going to be a classroom and I’d have a notepad, and instead it was a pink, leather gym mat on the floor, with six people going, ‘Well, take your underwear off. This is the lube.’”

Delevingne, who identifies as “100% queer,” added that she refused the request and only participated in activities that made her feel comfortable.

The actress also shared that every day on the set of “Planet Sex” was “completely different,” with activities ranging from having blood taken during an orgasm to visiting a prn library.

Delevingne said, “One day you’re going to get your blood taken while having an orgasm, the next day you’re going to a prn library. I was like, ‘Right, OK, screw my head back on.’”

Delevingne’s appearance at MIPCOM 2022 in Cannes comes after a series of concerning public outings.

In September, the actress was seen displaying erratic behavior at California’s Van Nuys Airport, where she was spotted with her bare feet hanging out of the window of an SUV and pacing around the tarmac while chain-smoking.

Close friend and “Suicide Squad” co-star Margot Robbie was later photographed looking distressed after leaving Delevingne’s West Hollywood home.

Speculation has arisen that Delevingne may be struggling with a combination of mental health and substance abuse issues.

While the actress has not addressed these rumors, she did speak to Teen Vogue in 2015 about experimenting with drugs as a young person.

Delevingne said, “I’m so far away from drugs that I couldn’t possibly be further way, and whatever happened in the past is in the past. It just doesn’t exist anymore.”

“Planet Sx” is set to premiere on November 29. It is unclear what specific role Delevingne plays in the show or how she became involved in the production.

However, the actress has previously spoken openly about her identity and experiences with sexuality.

In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar, Delevingne said, “I think women are scared of being too masculine and men are scared of being too feminine.”

“It’s about breaking down those barriers and realizing that we’re all human. I have no shame in saying I like women.”