Kate Moss’s younger sister, Lottie Moss, waded into the nepotism chatter, and she sounded pretty tone-deaf.
Lottie Moss Says Unfair Lies
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The model who expressed how sick and tired she was of this nepotism talk quickly deleted her vague post but it was too late we got the message via Page Six.
“I’m so sick of people blaming nepotism for why they’re not rich and famous or successful,” Moss wrote. “Obviously it’s unfair that people from famous families are getting promoted because of that but guess what? Life isn’t fair – if you put your mind to something you can achieve it.”
The message clearly shocked some and Moss played it up. “Ooh y’all mad because I was born huh,” he mocked his followers on Twitter.
Lottie Moss Just keep going
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The junior model posted a new meme/reel that has been going viral, she posted a selfie of herself on a boat sailing everywhere. He captioned the video, “My last name suddenly disappeared when people talked about nepotism.”
Realizing how upset some people are, Lottie tweeted more thoughts on a more serious note to those genuinely concerned about the nepotism conversation. “I’m obviously very grateful that I have the opportunity that I have and not get it twisted,” after glaring at his followers and fans.
Realizing that he would have had nothing if Kate Moss’ sister had not come before him, he continued. “Obviously I get the privilege of being a big model, too.”
Lottie Moss Knows She’s Easier
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The more Lottie tweets, the more she realizes that her whole life is privileged. “And I’m privileged for many other reasons and like I said, I’m grateful for all of that but insulting others because it DOESN’T make sense,” he insisted.
“I love that people are so stressed about something that I tweet GET A LIFE,” he concluded.
Since the rude and tone-deaf tweet was dropped, Moss, first deleted the tweet to avoid the backlash and eventually deleted her entire twitter account.
Pesky Baby Nepotism
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The obsession with baby nepotism is famously recent and wild. New York magazines dropped articles calling for double standards. Their magazine covers feature baby boomers like Dakota Johnson, Lily-Rose Depp, Ben Platt, and Zoë Kravitz who all have industry-famous parents who wear diapers with their heads on top of their bodies.
The article has sparked a huge conversation and apparently, everyone has an opinion.
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