Kate Moss's wellness brand, Cosmoss, has reportedly folded with debts totaling £2.9 million. The company, launched by the supermodel in 2022, ceased operations last year, according to a liquidator's second report.
While an estimated £2.3 million was owed to Moss herself, as the largest creditor through her modeling agency, approximately £600,000 remains unaccounted for and is unlikely to be repaid. This sum is owed to numerous small businesses.
Cosmoss offered products such as a fragrance priced at £72 and CBD oil for £98, along with tea bags costing £21 for a pack of 25. Among the creditors are cosmetic consultancy Annel Ltd, which stated that unpaid invoices can have a meaningful effect on a small business. King Charles's solicitors, Harbottle & Lewis, are also listed as creditors, owed £23,000.
Moss, who sold her London mansion for £11.5 million in 2021, has previously commented on wealth, stating that discussing money is 'completely insensitive' due to the large sums she earns.