Lottie Moss stuns in see-through dress on date night with mystery older man
LOTTIE Moss looked stunning in a see-through dress while on a date with a mystery older man.
The 25 year-old is currently busy filming Celebs Go Dating for E4, but it appears Lottie has been seeing an older gentleman off camera too.
The OnlyFans model, younger sister of supermodel Kate, left celebrity hotspot Chiltern Firehouse in London in a revealing black-lace, negligee-style outfit in the early hours of Friday morning with the smartly dressed chap.
Lottie paired the raunchy look with a black leather jacket and strappy sandals that wrapped around her tanned calves.
She bared her bottom in the sheer outfit, showing off her thong underwear as she clambered into a cab with her mystery fella.
The outing comes after The Sun on Sunday revealed Lottie had split from Aussie model Daniel Steel, and the same month she went solo at Jamie Laing’s lavish wedding to Sophie Habboo in Seville.
In 2020 she revealed: “I’m pan- sexual so I don’t really mind any gender.”
Lottie recently opened up about her demons in an interview back in March after completing a rehab stint.
She describes a lonely existence full of shady “enablers”, while living in the “shadow” of her catwalk superstar sister Kate, 49.
Speaking on the Head Strong podcast, she claimed: “There were people in positions of power that were giving me drugs and alcohol when I was very young, so it didn’t seem bad to me.”
She continued: “When you have people around you who are enabling you — I am talking at high fashion events and where people are in a penthouse suite — and it’s people that are working for a brand that is very well known and they’re sat there doing drugs with you as a 19-year-old . . .
“The fact that no one said, ‘Maybe we shouldn’t be enabling our client to do drugs. We should want her to be on her A-game and doing her best, waking up in the morning and doing a gym class . . . ’
“Instead, it was lots of alcohol, and it goes hand in hand.
“I have been honest with myself back then, that I was using it too much. I don’t feel that I had an addiction to it. I just needed to get away. It numbed every single feeling that I had, like anger, upset, loneliness. It became like my friend.”
“That is so weird to me now. That should never happen in any industry.
