Kate Moss' wellness firm Cosmoss goes BUST with staggering 7-figure debt as model returns to partying ways
MOSS' £3M LOSS Kate Moss' wellness firm Cosmoss goes BUST with staggering 7-figure debt as model returns to partying ways
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KATE Moss's wellness brand Cosmoss has gone bust with debts topping £2.9million.
Papers signed by the model, 51, show the company has little more than £5,000 in the bank and £241,000 of leftover stock.
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Kate Moss's wellness brand Cosmoss has gone bust with debts topping £2.9million
Credit: Cosmoss
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Kate sold a £125 Sacred Mist perfume
Credit: Cosmoss
In total, it owes unsecured creditors £2,939,729.29.
A source said: 'Kate turned her back on partying in lockdown and became obsessed with wellbeing and healing.
'But now she's gone full circle and is back on the party circuit, it seems the business has hit the skids, too.
'She has called in liquidators and now just wants to put it behind her.
"Kate put her heart and soul into Cosmoss, but it didn't work out.'
The Cosmoss website — selling products including a £125 Sacred Mist perfume and £95 pots of face cream — is no longer taking orders.
A section called Kate's Corner has not been updated since February.
Kate launched the brand in 2022 and said ditching her old life in London for a fresh start in the Cotswolds had given her a new focus.
She said: 'I wanted to create something that would help me feel more grounded, something I could share.'
At the end of 2023 Kate was back out on the party circuit.
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Last October she was spotted falling out of a taxi following her daughter Lila's 22nd birthday celebrations in Paris.
And in January she held a raucous birthday bash at The Dorchester in London.
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Kate launched the brand in 2022 after ditching partying
Credit: Cosmoss
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