‘I’m a simp’: Lottie Moss approaches mystery man during her romantic getaway to Australia

Lottie Moss has shared more snaps from her romantic getaway to Australia with a mystery man.

The 25-year-old model befriended the attractive love interest when she took to her Instagram Story on Sunday to document their day trip to the beach.

Looking sensational while donning a cream bathing suit, Kate’s sister wrote, “I’m a simpleton,” alongside the shots.

Urban Dictionary defines a simp as “someone who does too much for the person they like.”

Lottie took to the photo-sharing platform a few days earlier to share a video of a room that had rose petals on the floor going up to the bed with a giant love heart.

She wrote: ‘Wait, I’m dead. I don’t know how to react because these things never happen to me.

In the video, a man could be seen standing in front of a table that had champagne and chocolates.

Even the bathtub had rose petals all over the floor.

In another instant, Lottie teased another glimpse of her man, who was shirtless, wearing nothing more than a pair of shorts.

He had a giant tattoo on his arm and he was pouring Lottie a glass of champagne.

Lottie was last believed to be in a relationship with American music producer Cody Colacino, but they broke up in November.

The post comes after Lottie shared a cryptic quote about struggling with relationships, money and self-image and advised not to remind those “who are falling behind in life”.

The OnlyFans model has recently opened up to fans about feeling the need to ‘be free’ after years of being ‘controlled’ by the ‘toxic’ fashion industry, and about the backlash caused by joining OnlyFans that led her to to a state of depression.

The younger sister of supermodel Kate Moss posted a wordy eerie quote encouraging her fans that people struggling with their lives already know they are and don’t need to be told.

Sharing to her 557,000 followers on Instagram, Lottie’s story read: ‘If someone is falling behind in life, you don’t have to remind them. Trust me, they already know.

‘If someone is unhealthy, they know it. If someone is struggling in relationships, with money, with self-image, he knows it.

It is what consumes your thoughts every day.

‘What you must do for those who are struggling is not to rebuke, but to encourage. Tell them the good in their lives, show them the potential you see.

‘LOVE THEM WHERE THEY ARE.

‘When we can’t see clearly for ourselves, we need others to speak greatness about us. People don’t need you to tell them what’s going on in life, they already know it.

They need you to reassure them that they can still do well.