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The supermodel's wellness brand entered voluntary liquidation last summer
Kate Moss owes thousands of pounds to various creditors, including King Charles's solicitors, after the collapse of one of her businesses.
The 52-year-old's wellness brand Cosmoss, founded in 2022, folded last year with £2.9million of debts.
According to the Daily Mail, the bulk of the outstanding debt was owed to her own modelling agency - some £2.3million - of which Ms Moss is both owner and sole director.
It does, however, leave a further £600,000 to various businesses.
King Charles's solicitors, Harbottle & Lewis, are one of the companies that are owed a substantial sum, equating to roughly £23,000.
Another organisation affected is cosmetic consultancy Annel Ltd, which has confirmed the impact on its business.
"As with any small business, unpaid invoices can have a meaningful effect," co-founder Eliza Gulko said.
The second liquidator's report, released this week, suggests that the debts are unlikely ever to be paid.
Cosmoss marketed itself as a luxury wellness venture, offering products such as a "sacred mist" fragrance at £72, CBD oil branded as "golden nectar" for £98, and boxes of 25 tea bags priced at £21.
Ms Moss wrote at the time: "I feel my most authentic self and I’m ready to open up and share with you."
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The brand evidently failed to generate sufficient revenue to sustain itself, entering voluntary liquidation last summer.
Paperwork at Companies House confirmed that "products could not be sold on the open market."
There is reported to have been £240,000 of unsold product, which was "abandoned".
Ms Moss has offered no public comment on the matter, maintaining a silence as the liquidator's findings emerged this week.
The supermodel, who sold her London mansion for £11.5 million in 2021, now divides her time between an idyllic Cotswolds residence and sunnier climes - most recently spotted enjoying the crystal-clear waters of Spain.
She has previously explained her reluctance to discuss financial matters.
"It's completely insensitive," she once reflected. "I get paid ridiculous amounts of money for doing ridiculous things."
