Last month it was claimed the catwalk queen had been looking at apartments in New York. A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper at the time: "Kate has been badly shaken by events of the last couple of months. She will miss her family but she thinks it might be better to live away from Britain for a while."

Kate Moss’s stalker is armed - Nov 22, 2020
Kate Moss’s stalker is on the run armed with bomb-making materials, police have warned. Peter Braunstein - who is reportedly obsessed with the supermodel - vanished after breaking into a New York apartment and sexually assaulting a woman at gunpoint last month.

Kate, 31, was warned to be on her guard after the former fashion journalist disappeared. Police now believe the fugitive has bought chemicals which can be used to make explosives. The stalker once claimed he and Moss were "meant to be together" and published an article, ’Stalking Kate’, in US magazine BlackBook.

Braunstein wrote two years ago: "I tried to kick Kate cold turkey. There will never be a next Kate for a simple reason: Kate is always the ’next Kate’. That makes her every woman I’ve ever fallen hopelessly in love with." The catwalk queen said the stalker threat was "the last thing she needs".

Meanwhile, Kate’s former lover Pete Doherty is allegedly being treated for drug addiction in the US rehab clinic where she was treated following her cocaine scandal - after she urged him to seek help. A friend told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Pete hates rehab, but he thinks he’ll never get to be with Kate without going through it. "He knows she wants him to do it and she will help him out as much as she can."

Kate Moss wants to quit modelling - Nov 16, 2020
Kate Moss reportedly wants to quit modelling - to become an actress. The supermodel - who recently checked out of rehab after undergoing therapy to beat cocaine addiction - has allegedly told friends she wants a fresh start.

A source is quoted in The Sun newspaper as saying: "The month in the rehab centre gave her plenty of chances to think things over. She is aware that her modelling career cannot last forever. "She believes that with some coaching she could do well in films." The insider added: "She’s probably got enough money to never work again but she is keen to push herself."

Earlier this week, it was revealed the 31-year-old catwalk queen has been warned to stay on her guard after a fugitive sex attacker confessed he is "addicted" to her. New York stalker Pete Braunstein - who is on the run suspected of sexually assaulting a former colleague - says he became obsessed with Moss in 1992 when she shot to fane as the face of Calvin Klein. Two years ago he wrote: "I tried to kick Kate cold turkey. There will never be a next Kate for a simple reason: Kate is always the ’next Kate’. That makes her every woman I’ve ever fallen hopelessly in love with."

Kate out in public for the first time since leaving drug rehab - Nov 10, 2020
Kate Moss has been spotted out in public for the first time since leaving drug rehab. The shamed supermodel - who checked into a US clinic after shocking images of her snorting cocaine were published in a newspaper - was seen lunching with friends and shopping in New York.

Onlookers said the catwalk queen - who was wearing a black leather jacket and a mini-skirt - looked the picture of health. One source said: "She was glowing and seemed very healthy. "She looked like the Kate everyone knows and loves rather than the junkie she has been made out to be."