Kate Moss Recalls Traumatizing Modeling Experience At Age 15
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Moss said she wasn’t the only person in her family who was affected by the incident.
Kate Moss is opening up about a traumatic modeling experience she had at age 15.
While appearing on a recent episode of the “Fashion Neurosis with Bella Freud” podcast, the supermodel, now 50, described being pushed to model topless as a teen, even though it made her extremely uncomfortable.
Moss said she was being photographed by British fashion photographer Corinne Day for The Face magazine, and that even though she “never wanted to be topless,” the photographer suggested that Moss would lose future job opportunities if she didn’t do as asked.
“I had to get over it because the photographer was like, ‘If you don’t do this, I’m not gonna book you for the next job,’” she said.
To make matters even worse, Moss added, her brother was bullied over the revealing images.
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Moss said she wasn’t the only person in her family who was affected by the incident.
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