The real reason Kate Moss SNUBBED pal Fat Tony's star-studded wedding
SUPERMODEL Kate Moss snubbed her DJ pal Fat Tony's wedding after learning her nemesis Fran Cutler was invited, sources claim.
But insiders said Kate pulled out when she discovered PR supremo Fran — her former friend — was attending the wedding in central London on Saturday.
The pair got to know each other in the 1990s when Fran would plan parties for Jude Law and Sadie Frost — who were good pals with Kate.
But their high-profile friendship ended in 2018, after Fran was said to have accidentally sent Kate a photo of her with a critical comment.
A source said: 'Kate snubbing Fat Tony's big day was the talk of the wedding.
'He wanted to have Kate there as he married his partner Stavros Agapiou.
"But after she found out Fran was going, she said she couldn't make it.
' Tony is said to have known for a while that Kate wouldn't be going if Fran was.
"She was really missed and the guests were talking about it.
'Fran was on great form but didn't say anything about it.
"It's all rather sad that they couldn't put on brave faces to celebrate Tony's big day.'
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Long-time pal Tony previously said about Kate: 'I loved her from the moment we met.
'I'd make her Long Island iced teas and she'd get p***ed.
"I'd tuck her under a desk.'
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