From initial beginnings as an awkward 15 year old to her current status as modeling’s fashion’s most iconic figure, Kate Moss has seen her fair share of highs and lows. Chief among them, the “Cocaine Kate” scandal, a lucrative deal with Topshop, that iconic Calvin Klein campaign, countless magazine covers and highly publicized relationships with rock stars of the turbulent (Pete Doherty) and comparatively stable (Jamie Hince) variety.
With that in mind, if anyone is deserving of an autobiography based solely on the interest with which the media follow their life, it’s Kate Moss. And thankfully for the gawking, vicariously observing public a Moss autobiography has been confirmed by Sir Richard Branson, a man so wealthy he wears naked models as life jackets.
Sir Richard, who has known Moss since she became a model for Storm at the age of 15, said: “It’s going to make an exciting read.”
He added: “She has led a celebrity life to the max.”
It is thought the book will reveal intimate details about her alleged drug abuse, her break-up from Babyshambles rocker Pete Doherty and recent allegations linking her with Eve Berlin from American band Living Things last year while apart from current boyfriend Jamie Hince.
We can only hope that all the juicy, candid and potentially scandalous details make the cut and that Moss even remembers all the juicy, candid and potentially scandalous details in the first place.
Title Image by Carl Court via Getty
