Kate Moss has added another accolade to her illustrious career, with new figures revealing her talent agency has generated substantial profits. The 50-year-old supermodel, who founded Kate Moss Agency in 2016, has seen the business flourish as it represents a roster of high-profile clients, including her daughter Lila Moss and pop star Rita Ora.
According to accounts filed at Companies House, the agency reported profits of £4.3 million, with £831,000 earned in the last financial year alone. The documents, signed off by Kate last week, show the company holds £5.9 million in assets, including £2.6 million in cash, while owing £1.5 million in bills. Its assets have grown from £3.5 million in July 2022 to £4.31 million.
In addition to managing her own career, Kate's agency represents Ella Richards, granddaughter of Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards, and model Thomas Eblen, also known as Blondey McCoy. The company's financial position appears robust, with Kate, who serves as director, owing just £13 in bank loans and overdrafts.
An insider told The Sun that Kate launched the business around the time Lila began modelling, coinciding with a shift in her own lifestyle away from partying. The source described the venture as a "roaring success," adding that Kate's extensive industry experience has been applied to what she knows best — modelling.
