Suki Waterhouse may still be mad at her ex Bradley Cooper for possibly cheating on her. But the model-turned-actress had an excellent opportunity on "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" to let her anger out through all the violence. One point for Suki Waterhouse!

According to Collider, Suki Waterhouse revealed that all her favorite scenes of "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" had some violence in it. She said, "I enjoy all of the fighting stuff the most actually because it's the longest takes. You're smashing into each other, we've got bruises everywhere, you don't really know if you're gonna step on someone's leg or arm. You kind of accidentally spike people."

Sounds like "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" gave her plenty of time to blow out any residual anger towards Bradley Cooper.

But according to her Instagram and other social media accounts, Suki Waterhouse has no problem being single. She is more than happy to be around boys, her bestie Cara Delevingne and her girlfriend Annie Clark aka St. Vincent! If the 23-year-old model was lucky, she might have been invited to join Cara Delevingne and her girlfriend on some threesome action!

According to Daily Mail, "Cara Delevingne may have been holidaying with her parents and her girlfriend, but Suki Waterhouse appeared to have linked up with the tight-knit group on Tuesday. Playing third wheel to St. Vincent and supermodel Cara, 23-year-old Suki arrived on the Barbados beach with the group by boat."

Also according to Suki's Instagram, her first few days of 2016 has been filled with boys, sunshine and beach. Looks like Cara Delevingne and Annie Clark are doing their best to keep their single friend busy!

Suki Waterhouse was in New York towards the end of 2015, but she definitely wasn't looking for trouble with her ex boyfriend Bradley Cooper. Seeing how he left Suki Waterhouse for another model, he may be the last person that she wants to see in New York.

Instead, the young model has been filling her Instagram with happiest moments of her singledom. Whatever works to keep oneself afloat!