Kate Moss Kicked Off Flight for "Disruptive" Behavior

Kate Moss walking on the wing of a Virgin Atlantic plane in 2009. Photo: Getty Images

After spending a week in Turkey for a “girlie yet inspirational week” practicing yoga and sunbathing by the Mediterranean Sea with friends including Sadie Frost (Jude Law’s ex-wife), Kate Moss lost her zen. The supermodel was escorted off her easyJet flight as soon as it touched down at London’s Luton airport.

A spokesperson for the Bedfordshire Police in East England confirmed they were summoned to assist staff with an non-compliant passenger on a flight. The enforcement officials added that they “attended and escorted the passenger from the plane. No formal complaints were made against her and she was not arrested.” Without a real reason, rumors are swirling about just what Moss did wrong. One notes she was drinking vodka out of her bag, someone else says it was a misunderstanding regarding the “ludicrous price of Coke on board.” (By which they mean the soda, not the drug that’s caused so many of Moss’s problems in the past.)

Kate Moss on vacation at Bodrum Resort in Turkey wearing a black and white striped silk pajama set. Photo: @sadielizafrost/Instagram

The supermodel, who has struggled with substance abuse for years, follows in the fashionable footsteps of many other famous people such as Alec Baldwin, Josh Duhamel, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, and, most notably, fellow ‘90s Naomi Campbell, all of whom have been escorted off of planes for their disruptive behavoir.

Funny enough, social media seems to be more surprised that Moss chose easyJet as her mode of transportation than by her behavior.

Moss’ cost-effective trip follows Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie flying in economy on Air France with all six of their kids in tow. Traveling coach has never been so stylish.

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