Lottie Moss is following in her supermodel sister Kate's footsteps once again - by swapping her wild-child years for wellness with the launch of new lifestyle business

Lottie Moss is following in her supermodel sister Kate's footsteps once again – by swapping her wild-child years for wellness with the launch of a new lifestyle business.

The model, 28, has revealed she is launching a wellness and lifestyle company as she continues to leave behind the partying, drugs and OnlyFans career.

It is the same path taken by half-sister Kate, 52, who set up her beauty and wellness brand Cosmoss in 2022 as she embraced a dramatically healthier lifestyle following her famously hard-partying younger years.

However, Kate's venture ultimately collapsed, with Cosmoss Group closing down last year with insolvency reports showing creditors were owed nearly £3million.

Lottie, who shares the same father – Peter Moss – as Kate, is hoping to fare better with her own venture.

'I've just started a wellness and lifestyle events company with a friend of mine. So that's very exciting,' Lottie told the Private Parts podcast.

'I have a few things in the pipeline that I'm excited about, but I can't talk about them.'

Lottie explained that the idea emerged after she attended a yoga retreat in Ibiza last year, where she met a Reiki healer named Lauren, who has now become her business partner.

The former party girl admitted she had previously dismissed spirituality as 'woo-woo', but said the trip changed her outlook.

Lottie has previously described the modelling industry as 'toxic', claiming she was pressured to slim down to a 23-inch waist, pushed into jobs she did not want to do and later dropped by her agency after joining OnlyFans.

She added: 'I think I was always quite negative when I was younger. I felt quite bitter, I think, because of things that had happened to me in my career.

'I lived in quite a negative space. And I think that's why lots of negative things were happening to me and I was around a lot of negative people.'

Of meeting Lauren, she added: 'It was just such an amazing trip, and it really opened my eyes. I think I had a lot that I needed to let go of and just release.'

Lottie's change of direction comes after a turbulent few years. She went to rehab in 2022 after publicly revealing she had struggled with cocaine addiction and has spoken openly about using drugs and alcohol while working in the fashion industry as a teenager.

Later that year she drunkenly had the word 'lover' tattooed beneath her eye during a trip to Bali, telling followers at the time: 'Don't drink alcohol, kids.' She has since undergone treatment to have the tattoo removed.

She also caused a rift with her family when she joined OnlyFans after moving to Los Angeles in 2021, later admitting her mother stopped speaking to her for weeks and her family was left 'in turmoil'.

She finally walked away from the adult subscription site in July 2025.

Lottie's latest business venture follows the collapse of her previous company, LottieM Ltd, which was used for her modelling work. It was placed into creditors' voluntary liquidation in April this year.

Her representative previously said historical debts had begun during the pandemic and that, despite income from OnlyFans helping repay some of them, a sharp fall in earnings after she left the site meant the remaining liabilities could not be covered.

Lottie's embrace of wellness also echoes Kate's dramatic lifestyle reinvention.

The supermodel, once nicknamed 'The Tank' because of her reputation for drinking champagne, had swapped late nights for meditation, gardening, wild swimming and country living by the time she unveiled Cosmoss.

Kate described the brand as stemming from her 'private journey of wellness and self-discovery' and said around its launch that she was no longer interested in 'being out of control'.

Cosmoss sold skincare, fragrance and teas and launched with a high-profile event at Harrods, but less than three years later the company was wound up voluntarily.

Lottie's new chapter has also coincided with a settled relationship with boyfriend Themy Kalaitzis, 28, an art dealer and oil broker with whom she now lives.

She told the Daily Mail this week that he had 'completely changed my view on men' and said her family – including Kate – love him.

On the podcast, she described Themy as the first 'corporate' man she has dated after previous relationships with musicians, actors and DJs.

She added: 'I think he makes me feel safe and seen. And I always say, like, to be loved is to be seen.

'He's just very kind as well. And I think I've dated a lot of guys that were quite emotionally unavailable. And it's nice to be with someone who's really there with you.'

Lottie also credited her boyfriend with helping her live more healthily after her years of excess.

She said: 'I drink a lot less than I used to. I'm a lot healthier than I used to. My boyfriend's very good at keeping me on track. I'm really in the best place, like mentally I've ever been. I feel so happy.

'I just feel grateful now. I'm kind of leading with just being grateful for my life and the people around me and the opportunities that come my way.'