The public – and highly lucrative – reconciliation between Oasis brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher appears to be prompting other famous siblings to bury the hatchet.
According to The Mail, Kate Moss had a cozy get-together with her half-sister Lottie over the weekend, just days after Lottie revealed she had become so estranged from her family at one point that even her own mother stopped speaking to her.
The fallout is said to have begun when Lottie, 26, began stripping down for adult website OnlyFans after moving to Los Angeles in 2021.
This weekend, Lottie joined model Kate, 50, at a party celebrating their father Peter, who turned 80.
The family enjoyed lunch at The Griffin in Fletching, East Sussex, with Kate’s daughter Lila, 21, who is also a model, their brother Nick Moss, 47, and his girlfriend Tracy Pooley.
Gathering Moss: Kate, Nick and Lottie at their father’s birthday, along with Nick’s girlfriend Tracy and Kate’s daughter Lila
Kate Moss sits at a table next to daughter Lila and half-sister Lottie
Lila, Nick, Inger and Lottie Moss enjoy some time together at Peter’s 80th birthday party
During lockdown, Kate Moss (left) and her half-sister Lotte (pictured right at a Topshop Show in 2014) were so closed off that they lived together
But after becoming an X-rated content creator on OnlyFans, Lottie (pictured in a tiny black bikini in a garden) revealed she had become estranged from her family
Lottie grew up in Haywards Heath, West Sussex, with her mother, Inger, (pictured at a Calvin Klein Jeans event in 2014), who is the second wife of Peter Moss – Kate and Lottie’s father
Nick shared photos from the day online, saying: “Happy 80th birthday, Dad.”
Yet it was only last month that Lottie spoke openly about the family feud.
“I had a feeling that people in the UK wouldn’t be as forgiving, but that was completely different to how I felt when I came back,” she said of her modeling for OnlyFans.
“I lost a lot of friends from the modeling world. My mom didn’t speak to me for weeks and my family was a little upset about it.”
Lottie grew up in Haywards Heath, West Sussex, with her Norwegian mother, Inger, the second wife of travel agent Peter, who is also Kate’s father.
Lottie (pictured with Kate in 2014) was a bridesmaid at Kate’s wedding and at the age of 16 she began modeling for Teen Vogue and was destined to follow in her older sister’s footsteps
However, she revealed in November last year that she never had a close bond with Kate (pictured: Lottie in a racy black outfit)
In her new podcast, Dream On With Lottie Moss, she added: “There are so many OnlyFans girls in LA and so many porn stars… People just accept them into society… and people are fine with them, and no one asks many questions about it.”
Lottie, who attended Bede School in East Sussex where she earned £20,000 a year, said: ‘Then I moved back to London… All my friends thought I was having a serious mental breakdown.’
She started modeling at the age of 16 and it seemed she would follow in her sister’s footsteps.
But Lottie said living in Kate’s shadow made her depressed. ‘I was put in a corner of, ‘This is who you are, you’re Kate Moss’ sister and you’re going to be part two of her,’ and that wasn’t me.’
She said in 2022: ‘Working in a toxic industry from a young age has taken its toll. I was being watched since I was 16 and it was bad for my mental health.’
Lottie previously claimed she earns around £30,000 a month from her X-rated content (pictured: Lottie cuddles a Hello Kitty in a pink slip dress)
Lottie poses like a storm in a white knitted bikini with various shells hanging from both the bra and panties
And she said of Kate: ‘I realise I come from a very privileged position, being the sister of someone who is very famous, but believe it or not, that person was never really supportive… My parents were wonderful, but they couldn’t relate to what I was going through and mostly didn’t understand the full extent of what I was going through.’
Lottie said last month that she got more satisfaction from OnlyFans than from advertising for brands like Calvin Klein.