Lottie Moss Makes Social Media Return Amid Financial Turmoil and Tax Debt
Model Lottie Moss has resurfaced on social media platforms for the first time since revelations emerged about her significant tax bill, which has compelled her to shut down her business enterprise. The 28-year-old, who previously earned up to £30,000 monthly by posting provocative content on OnlyFans, has seen her income drastically reduced after departing the platform, according to sources speaking to the Daily Mail.
Financial Struggles and Company Liquidation
Despite her financial difficulties, Lottie Moss appeared eager to share revealing images on her Instagram Stories this Thursday. She showcased a Noughties-inspired white cut-out top from 1XBLUE, paired with a matching bodycon skirt and an oversized fur jacket, while styling her blonde hair with vibrant fuchsia pink streaks.
Since leaving OnlyFans last year, Lottie's earnings have reportedly plummeted, leaving her unable to settle outstanding debts with HM Revenue and Customs. The model had already utilized cash reserves within her company, LottieM Ltd, to sustain herself during the pandemic when her income initially declined, resulting in insufficient funds to meet tax obligations.
Insiders reveal that her business attempted to diversify following her OnlyFans departure, launching new initiatives including an upcoming YouTube channel and exploring alternative revenue streams over the past seven months. However, these ventures have failed to generate adequate cash flow to offset substantial debts, ultimately rendering the company insolvent.
Embarrassment and Rebuilding Efforts
A source informed the Daily Mail: 'Lottie is genuinely embarrassed by this situation. She has chosen to liquidate her company after lacking sufficient income to resolve her outstanding tax liabilities. She was earning considerable sums monthly on OnlyFans but struggled to maintain tax payments, which has been an ongoing issue behind the scenes for several years.'
The source added: 'After everything she has been dealing with privately, she believes now is the moment to move forward. Her primary focus over recent months has been obtaining an opportunity to restart and reconstruct her career.'
Lottie Moss, who quit OnlyFans last year despite its lucrative income potential, is now concentrating on commercial modelling and new entertainment opportunities. As director of her company, she has opted for liquidation to repay HMRC debts. Voluntary company closure typically occurs when individuals deem a business no longer viable, often due to unaffordable debts.
Family Tensions and Career Transition
The half-sister of supermodel Kate Moss abandoned OnlyFans, expressing desires to pursue 'something more entrepreneurial' despite substantial earnings on the platform. The Daily Mail disclosed in August 2024 that she had experienced conflicts with Kate and other family members after posting explicit content following her relocation to Los Angeles in 2021.
Lottie stated at the time: 'I anticipated people might be less forgiving in the UK, but the reality exceeded my expectations. I lost numerous modelling industry friends. My mother refused to speak with me for weeks, and my family experienced considerable turmoil.'
She claimed her career shift was more readily accepted in the United States, where she established new social circles. 'LA contains numerous OnlyFans creators and adult performers who integrate into society without excessive scrutiny,' she explained. However, returning to London proved significantly more challenging: 'That's when circumstances became serious. All my friends believed I was undergoing a severe mental breakdown.'
Personal Challenges and Professional Rebranding
The model, educated at £20,000-per-year Bede's School and having worked with designer brands including Chanel and Calvin Klein, found reactions from close associates particularly difficult. Departing OnlyFans marked the beginning of her rebranding efforts, aiming to secure high-end modelling contracts and endorsement deals now that she has dissociated from the adult platform.
Recently, she appeared as a coach on Germany's Next Top Model, hosted by Heidi Klum, and graced the cover of Italian F magazine last October. Lottie reports improved mental health, having previously battled drug addiction and depression.
In an emotional TikTok post last year, she admitted: 'I have struggled profoundly since youth with depression, anxiety, and addiction issues. Modelling industry involvement made avoiding these feelings challenging, leading me to resort to drugs and alcohol during periods of sadness.'
Lottie also discussed pressures of constant comparison to her famous older sister during early career stages, emphasizing their distinct personalities. 'When I began modelling, I carried this burden heavily. Now I'm recognized independently—it no longer shadows me persistently. Siblings can differ significantly, and my sister and I are fundamentally different individuals.'
Current Relationships and Official Statement
The former Made in Chelsea star is currently dating Themy Kalaitzis, an art adviser for Maddox Gallery in London. Previous romantic links include musician Evan Campbell, Love Island participant Adam Collard, Vamps drummer Tristan Evans, The One Show presenter Roman Kemp, and former Made In Chelsea personalities Alex Mytton and Sam Prince.
A spokesperson for Lottie Moss stated: 'Company failure resulted from historical debts originating during the COVID-19 pandemic. Like many industry professionals, Lottie could not work during this period, causing substantial income reduction. She utilized company cash reserves for survival, leaving inadequate funds for existing liabilities.'
The spokesperson continued: 'Lottie later diversified through OnlyFans work, enabling partial debt repayment. However, after leaving the platform in July 2025, company income declined sharply. Over seven months, new projects and alternative revenue streams were launched but proved insufficient to cover remaining debts, resulting in insolvency and trading cessation.'
