Pete Doherty was seen moving out of Kate Moss's London home yesterday. According to a British paper, Moss is furious with the Babyshambles singer over reports that he had an affair with a South African model last week. The pair, who have dated for close to two years, have weathered Doherty's repeated arrests on drug charges and a stint in rehab for Moss. Earlier this week, Doherty pleaded guilty to yet another drug charge and was warned by the judge that he must go to rehab or he will face time in jail. Reps for Moss and Doherty have not issued comments.Saturday, June 21, 2008
Gossip Pete and Kate to wed if he can clean up his act
Extracts of a diary written by Babyshambles singer Pete Doherty were published a British paper today, giving insight into his issues with drugs and tempestuous relationship with Kate Moss. In The Books of Albion: The Collected Writings of Peter Doherty, the singer writes he hopes to wed Moss this summer, provided he is "smack and needle-free." "We shall marry in the summer and I become 10 times happier than any given smackhead. Huzzah!... I love the girl so dearly and that's why I'm in this clinic isn't it?" Doherty penned from rehab. The diary entries also detail violent fights between the couple, many of which seem to stem from Doherty's drug addiction. "I have been banging up I confess, and yet my use is extremely moderate and controlled. What am I saying? Kate will not tolerate this... I wouldn't blame her, and alongside the fixing neither of us seem to completely trust each other although I love her and no other and the tiffs and tumults come between magical happy times. The most cherished times are spent in her arms." Moss also writes an entry: "You have touched my heart and soul... You make me high, my sweet, my skin shivers and longs to be held by you."Saturday, April 19, 2008
Gossip Kate immortalized in type
In addition to her clothing line, fragrance, and multiple ad campaigns, Kate Moss now has her very own font. Two graphic designers worked with the model to create a letterhead that will be featured in the branding for Moss's TopShop collection as well as all of her future projects. The designers originally thought they would use Moss's handwriting, but decided they didn't like the way it looked, and turned to old issues of Harper's Bazaar dating back to the '30s, '40s and '50s for inspiration. I'm green with envy - I'd love to have my own font!
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