Cara Delevingne's ex-girlfriend Michelle Rodriguez arrived at the airport on Tuesday with her wet brunette hair as she shared a selfie with a fan. The "Fast & the Furious 7" actress was also spotted with a mystery man as she jetted out of Los Angeles after her controversial remark on "stealing white people's superheroes."

In a report from The Daily Mail,  the "Fast & the Furious 7" star kept her low-key profile but she could not avoid the swooning fans that immediately went her way.

The 36-year-old actress, meanwhile, gamely posed for a series of selfie with her waiting fans before she went off to her flight.

The "Machete" star rocked her usual boyish style with a beige motorcycle jacket that she wore over a grey hooded jacket. Her wet hair was covered with a hood while her bangs hung in front of her eyes.

The former girlfriend of "Bad Neighbors" star Zac Efron opted to wear a pale blue jeans and a pair of brown ankle boots.

Michelle Rodriguez was also carrying a heavy black leather backpack while she was spotted placing her passport in a red case.

Cara Delevingne's ex-girlfriend Michelle Rodriguez was joined by a mystery bearded man as she went on to catch her flight.

Meanwhile, the "Resident Evil" actress expressed her apology for her controversial remarks about "minorities stealing white people's superheroes."

In her apology, which was posted on Facebook, Michelle Rodriguez said, "I stuck my foot in my mouth once again... I guess it got taken out of context because a lot of people got offended or whatever,' she said. 'I have a tendency to speak without a filter, sorry about that."

It can be recalled that Cara Delevingne's ex-girlfriend Michelle Rodriguez stirred the controversial issue when she was asked by TMZ if she will play the comic book superhero the "Green Lantern."

Michelle Rodriguez said, "That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard."

She even added, "I think it's so stupid, because of this whole "minorities in Hollywood" thing. 'It's so stupid, stop stealing all the white people's superheroes. Like, make up your own."