Kate Moss risks run in with DJ Fat Tony at celebrity birthday bash days after snubbing his wedding
A host of other celebs were seen at Sam's star-packed party
MOSS BE AWKWARD Kate Moss risks run in with DJ Fat Tony at celebrity birthday bash days after snubbing his wedding
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SUPERMODEL Kate Moss risks a run in with pal DJ Fat Tony at a celebrity birthday bash — days after she snubbed his wedding day.
The catwalk great, 51, hugged celeb hairstylist Sam McKnight at this 70th celebration at La Mome in London, where Tony was also a guest.
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Kate Moss hugs celeb hairstylist Sam McKnight at this 70th celebration
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Sam McKnight and DJ Fat Tony
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The Sun told how Kate decided to skip his wedding to Stavros Agapiou on Saturday after learning her former pal, PR Fran Cutler, was on the guest list.
The 51-year-old British icon was lined up as a bridesmaid, alongside Towie star Gemma Collins and actress Claire Sweeney.
Kate and Fran 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.
'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."
Also seen at Sam's star-packed party were designer Stella McCartney, beauty tycoon Charlotte Tilbury, telly presenters Davina McCall and AJ Odudu and former EastEnders star Patsy Palmer.
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Davina McCall and former EastEnders star Patsy Palmer
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AJ Odudu and beauty tycoon Charlotte Tilbury
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