Lottie Moss said she is returning to dating apps and showed a revamped Hinge profile on Instagram as part of a partnership with the dating app, admitting “chaos follows me wherever I go.”
The 27-year-old model, who is the half sister of supermodel Kate Moss, posted a video on Monday in which she critiqued and rewrote several Hinge prompts, saying her old answers gave off a “Charli XCX 365 party girl” energy and were “cringey” and outdated. She said she now wants a “wholesome, classy” vibe while acknowledging she remains “still crazy.”
In the video, Moss reviewed her original prompt answers and explained the changes. She said she had originally answered “I get along with people who are funny and not toxic,” and acknowledged that the line did not reflect her past dating patterns. After revising the prompt, she said the new version reads: “I get along best with people who are motivated, kind, funny and here for a good time.”
Moss also altered a prompt that previously described dating her as “like a rollercoaster - fun but also hectic lol.” She said the earlier answer was honest for a previous period in her life but that she now wants to “ease people in,” replacing it with: “Dating me is like having the time of your life and you never know quite what you’re going to get.”
For a final prompt that originally read “The best way to ask me out is by ‘Don’t be a d**k,’” Moss said she was inadvertently manifesting poor choices and switched the line to: “The best way to ask me out is by taking me out for dinner and planning something special.” She also swapped a photo that she said reinforced a party-girl image for one she described as more travel- and dress-oriented.
Moss, a former OnlyFans creator, said in the video that she is returning to apps with the hope of finding a husband but wanted her profile to reflect changed priorities and tastes. She described the process as “exposing” her dating history and urged viewers to watch the makeover.
Separately, The Sun reported that Moss has been compiling written and video diaries she has kept since her teens and plans to use them as source material for a forthcoming autobiography. An insider quoted by The Sun said Moss intends to recount struggles with body image, substance abuse and relationships. The Daily Mail reported the same developments and said Moss is drawing on those diaries to assemble the book. Representatives for Moss were contacted by the Daily Mail for comment.
Moss has been a frequent subject of tabloid coverage in recent years, in part because of her family connection to Kate Moss and her outspoken presence on social media. The Instagram video and Hinge collaboration are the latest public steps in a visibility strategy that has included modelling, social media content and other commercial partnerships.
Moss’s social-media reveal and the reports about her diaries come as the dating-app market increasingly features collaborations with influencers and public figures to drive engagement. Hinge did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the partnership or Moss’s profile changes.