Kate Moss is getting paranoid about age creeping upto her!
November 26th, 2006
It seems Kate Moss off late has started suffering from the ‘Dorian Gray’ syndrome, for she has reportedly hung up mirrors all over her house to monitor any signs of wrinkles.
The supermodel, 32, is paranoid she is starting to lose her youthful looks, and is determined to take all posiible measures to slow the ageing process.
Moss, apart from having mirrors, drinks two litres of water a day, eats organic food, has detox days every month and is scheduling early bedtimes.
“The paranoia about her age is creeping in. Her big issue is stopping wrinkles and she knows her skin can appear spotty,’ Hollywood Rag quoted a source, as telling Britain’s Grazia magazine.
“She has mirrors all over her house and keeps examining her face in a magnified one under different lights to check how her skin is ageing. Pete just thinks it’s ridiculous and constantly reassures her that she’s gorgeous,” the source added.
Meanwhile, Kate Moss - who is currently the face of makeup company Rimmel, is also thinking of encashing in on her new found image by turning into an entrepreneur, with a new range of her own beauty products.
4 Comments Add your own
1. carrey | November 26th, 2006 at 2:18 pm
Now it’s time to get a real man!
2. modelsblog | November 27th, 2006 at 9:50 pm
she has Pete…. a real rocker *lol*
3. rob | December 2nd, 2006 at 6:03 pm
pete is awesome.
kate is twice as awesome
4. Shana | January 2nd, 2007 at 4:15 am
Thirty-two is not old. It’s old for a model, granted, and I think it’s time for Kate to retire, not because she’s not attractive, but because a lot of people are sick of her. She’s just been around too long. A lot of us want to see new and different faces when we turn the pages of a magazine. I will admit, though, her Burberry ad is ridiculous. The one in which she looks like she’s hanging out with a bunch of eighteen-year-old boys. She looks like she could be their mom. In my opinion only, Catherine Zeta-Jones is still the world’s most beautiful woman and she’s nearly forty. The obsession with youth is as dangerous as the obsession with excessive thinness.
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