Despite her late night at the Led Zeppelin concert the night before, Kate Moss was up early on Tuesday morning and back in her leopard print jacket for a meeting with her bosses at Topshop. Quite the professional, that Kate. Besides her business affairs, Kate's also dealing with the domestic since Lila Grace's nanny quit earlier this year. She's rumored to have finally hired a permanent replacement: Sadie Frost's mom. It's no surprise that Kate's keeping things within her tight-knit circle of friends. After some of the violations of privacy she's dealt with over the past few years, I can't imagine she's quick to trust strangers.
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1i have always wondered who takes care of her daughter
2She looks hideous in the first photo WTF?
3I don't like her, no I don't!
4Yeah, me too. I really love that jacket though.
5Her poor daughter. Does she ever get to see her mommy?
6I've seen some recent and old photos of her with her daughter. she has stated in interviews in the past that she hates to have her daughter out on the streets with her because of the photogs. She many times will have someone else walk her daughter out or will meet up with her to avoid exposing her to much to it all.
7Things aren't always as they seem in photos.
8Oh no!! The nanny quit? How will Kate fly from country to country attending parties and concerts with no one to watch her daughter?? OH! Sadie Frost to the rescue. Whew...I was worried for her personal time.
9I am not liking her hair like that.
10I forgot she had a kid...
11Love her jacket!
12she looks good, that's all I can say.
13i like her boots
14People are too hard on her.
15I think the fact that we almost never see her with her daughter is proof that she is despite it all a very caring and protective mother. There's nothing worse than celebrities parading their children in front of the paparazzi for publicity.
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