Kate Moss’ nepo-baby daughter Lila ‘totally ignored’ by other models and is ‘given ‘opposite’ of special treatment
LILA Moss stole the show at H&M’s London Fashion Week show.
The star proved the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree as she followed in her mum Kate Moss’s heeled footsteps and took to the runway.
I’m told despite being one of the biggest names at the event and being the daughter of an industry legend, Lila refused to have any special treatment.
In fact, sources tell me Lila has secretly been battling vile treatment at shows over the past year due to her nepo-baby status.
She’s told pals how she has been given “icy treatment or totally ignored” behind the scenes as she battles to carve out a career in her own right.
A source said: “Lila was booked in the standard way, just like all the other models.
“She didn’t ask for any special treatment due to her status—in fact, it’s the opposite.
“Over the past year, she’s confided in pals that many other models give her the cold shoulder or totally ignore her altogether.
“She’s not said these words, but essentially it’s jealousy—people judge her and brand her a nepo before they have even met her.
“Yes, being Kate’s daughter has opened a lot of doors, but Lila wants to be successful in her own right.
“There have been many times over the years where backstage she is left all on her own.”
Lila is the daughter of Kate Moss and magazine editor Jefferson Hack.
In 2018, she was snapped up by Marc Jacobs to front his Marc Jacobs Beauty range.
In 2021, she made her Fashion Week debut by walking for Miu Miu at Paris Fashion Week.
Speaking in 2022, Lila admitted her mum tried to put her off modelling.
She told British Vogue: “My mum always put me off.
“She was always like, ‘If you wanna do it, you can, but I wouldn’t recommend it’.
“When I was younger, she was scared that I’d fall into the same trap, I think.”
Kate has previously spoken candidly about the pressures of being a model.
She told Vanity Fair in 2012: “Nobody takes care of you mentally.
“There’s a massive pressure to do what you have to do.”