Kate Moss: 'I don't like being famous'

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Pay a visit to any decent celebrity party and the chances Kate Moss will be there somewhere.
The catwalk queen is a regular at awards bashes and celebrity dos and can often be seen knocking back a few too many before either having a steaming row with someone, jumping on stage for a spot of karaoke, or just generally falling over and being rescued by boyfriend Jamie Hince.
But she doesn't enjoy all this fame stuff... oh no. The 35-year-old Croydon clothes horse has gone all Paris Hilton by telling the Observer: "It's not me, it's a character I'm made into."
Which is somewhat confusing since we were sure that was Kate Moss dancing sexily round a pillar at the GQ Men of the Year Awards before having a pop at James Nesbitt... but obviously not.
"I have no idea why people are interested in me. I don't like being famous. It encroaches on your life a lot.
"It makes me feel a bit uncomfortable talking about it, actually. But it's something I'm learning to deal with."
Since Kate has been in the spotlight since she was 16, we can only assume she's a bit of a slow learner.
Still the supermodel did have some fashion tips for the lazy. She added: "I love a lounging suit and have even gone out in my pyjamas before, although I was freezing.
"And my knickers and bra don't have to match. Clashing is great."
Kate may not like fame, but she does enjoy a drink every now and again...
source: celebrity.aol.co.uk

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