Kate Moss' wild new lifestyle as pals say 'it's like old times'
Former supermodel Kate Moss appears to be back to her partying ways. The 51-year-old was reportedly seen necking cans of lager at the weekend as she enjoyed a day at the BST Hyde Park Festival.
She was taking in the occasion as music belted out by the likes of Van Morrison and Neil Young. It's thought the scenes reminded pals of her party lifestyle in the 90s.
Those in attendance claims Kate very much looked to be back on the party circuit, with one describing her as "having it large". 'She was hanging out in Van Morrison's private backstage area, before watching him from the side of the stage — before she went back to the bar for another drink," an insider said.
Speaking to The Sun, the source continued: "When she watched Neil Young, she flitted between the audience and the suites to keep the beers flowing. Kate sank a fair few drinks with her friends and quietly slipped away before Neil finished his set."
They added that Kate was seen to be laughing and giggling throughout the night, calling her "the life and soul of the party".
Her appearance comes weeks after she had enjoyed Glastonbury. At the time, a source said: "It's like old times when she'd been partying hard at Glastonbury until sunrise and everyone was looking out for her."
The latest outing came shortly after Kate's wellness empire Cosmoss collapsed. The premium skincare and wellness business filed to end all operations last month. Cosmoss then entered into liquidation proceedings, less than three years after launching.
According to the company's most recent filings, liquidators were appointed on June 24, 2025. They filed to close its operations on June 25. As reported by Business of Fashion, the company last filed accounts in 2023 with the UK's Companies House; it has never disclosed its revenue.
The company also faced compulsory strike-off because of "overdue" accounts. Speculation about the operation's future began to emerge when heavily reduced products began popping up on discount sites. The company also went relatively quiet, not posting on social media for several months.
Cosmoss was branded as a holistic range promising 'wellbeing for the soul and senses'.
It was created in collaboration with homeopath Victoria Young. At the time of its launch, the range offered just six products including a mist fragrance, tea, CBD oil, face cream and face cleanser.
Fiona Glen, managing director of the beauty consultancy group The Red Tree, explained why the brand didn't succeed. She said: "Although Kate Moss is a well-known profile, she is not associated with wellness which the brand positioning was centred around.
She also highlighted that the premium pricing was unjustifiable given the differentiation of the brand.
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