A little over a year ago she was arrested for a DUI, but Bella Hadid promises that she's really just a 'good girl'.
The 18-year-old graces the cover of the Fall/Winter 2015 issue of Editorialist, and during an accompanying interview she told the magazine that she is not the wild child people think she is.
'People think because I say I’m the black sheep that I’m a rebel or this crazy person that does drugs,' she explained, adding that it's far from the truth.
'I promise I’m a good girl. I never do drugs. I literally order sushi, watch Law & Order and go to sleep at nine-o’clock every night. I’m a grandmother.'
Bella was arrested for a DUI in July 2014 after she allegedly drove through a stop sign and then nearly crashed into a Los Angeles County Sheriff's patrol car.
TMZ claimed at the time that she was given a test and blew a .14 - nearly twice the legal limit.
However because Bella was 17 at the time, she was a minor, and therefore not allowed to have any percentage of alcohol in her system while driving according to California law.
TMZ also claimed that Bella was driving with a suspended license.
The model's mother Yolanda Foster, who stars on The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills, promptly took away her phone and banned her from social media for 21 days. She also had to pay for her own legal fees with her savings.
Bella, whose big sister is Gigi Hadid, smoulders and pouts at the camera on the front of the magazine.
The model can be seen sporting a heavily embellished black dress, with smoky eye make-up and red lipstick.
Meanwhile, Gone Girl star Emily Ratajkowski appears on a second cover of the new issue of Editorialist, sporting a tight green dress.
Speaking about working with Ben Affleck on the movie, the 24-year-old said: 'It was monkey see, monkey do. You see how this person is doing it and you rise the occasion.'
Emily added that director David Fincher 'basically told me to not think. It’s counter-intuitive because you do all this research and think about how you want this character to come off and then you get on set and basically need to let that all go.'
