Model Lottie moss reveals struggles with addiction, admits feeling lost amidst modelling pressures

In a candid and emotional revelation, model Lottie Moss, younger sister to the iconic Kate Moss, poured her heart out in a tearful video just hours before Kate’s 50th birthday. Lottie, 26, confessed that the pursuit of a modelling career akin to her sister’s has entangled her in a web of drugs and alcohol, leading to a battle with addiction.

In the heartfelt video, posted online just four days into her sobriety journey, Lottie expressed the toll the modelling industry has taken on her mental health. “I should be grateful, but I am not happy in myself,” she shared, shedding light on the internal struggles she has faced since a young age, including depression, anxiety, and addiction issues.

Following in the footsteps of her sister Kate, who famously quit alcohol in 2018, Lottie has now embarked on a similar path after confronting her own struggles. The emotional revelation comes after Lottie’s stint in rehab in 2022, emphasizing the challenges she faced within the demanding industry.

“I’ve been in a habit of doing that for the rest of my life up until now,” Lottie confessed, referring to succumbing to drugs and alcohol as coping mechanisms in the face of sadness. She described the difficulties of navigating her 20s, expressing how it led her to a point where she doesn’t recognize the person she has become.

Lottie, known for her appearances in Made in Chelsea and her lucrative ventures on OnlyFans, opened up about feeling isolated despite her success. “I feel like I should be grateful as I have so many good things in my life, but I just don’t feel happy in myself,” she candidly admitted.

The video serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by individuals in the limelight, even within a family as illustrious as the Mosses. Lottie’s vulnerability sheds light on the struggles behind the glamorous facade of the modelling world, prompting conversations about mental health and the price of fame.

As Lottie embarks on her journey to sobriety and self-discovery, her candid confession resonates as a powerful message about the complexities of identity and well-being in the realm of the fashion industry.