- Change theme
Cocaine Kate's model support
Showbiz
09:30 28 September 2005
Naomi Campbell has spoken out in support of cocaine-taking Kate Moss.
The catwalk queen thinks her fellow supermodel has been treated badly since her drug exposé.
Naomi, who has battled drug addictions in the past, said: "Kate Moss is my friend. I think everybody is being bad to her. It's not the first time it has happened in the world. It's like a vendetta."
Meanwhile, Kate has been offered a US$5million deal to model for an online gambling company, Nine.com.
After being dropped by top fashion houses Chanel, Burberry and H+M the sexy supermodel has been offered a five-year contract with the internet site.
However a condition is said to be that the model undergoes a treatment course at a drug rehab centre, followed by a two-month "corporate retreat" at the company's Costa Rican headquarters.
The firm also wants her to take part in an anti-drug campaign.
Nine.com spokesman Jack Abrams told America's New York Daily News newspaper: "We believe in giving people who have been affected by both seen and unforeseen circumstances a second chance."
(c) BANG Media International
The catwalk queen thinks her fellow supermodel has been treated badly since her drug exposé.
Naomi, who has battled drug addictions in the past, said: "Kate Moss is my friend. I think everybody is being bad to her. It's not the first time it has happened in the world. It's like a vendetta."
Meanwhile, Kate has been offered a US$5million deal to model for an online gambling company, Nine.com.
After being dropped by top fashion houses Chanel, Burberry and H+M the sexy supermodel has been offered a five-year contract with the internet site.
However a condition is said to be that the model undergoes a treatment course at a drug rehab centre, followed by a two-month "corporate retreat" at the company's Costa Rican headquarters.
The firm also wants her to take part in an anti-drug campaign.
Nine.com spokesman Jack Abrams told America's New York Daily News newspaper: "We believe in giving people who have been affected by both seen and unforeseen circumstances a second chance."
(c) BANG Media International
Next »
« Prev
