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Kate Moss denies reports of wedding in Thailand
A spokesman for Kate Moss denied that the model had wed rocker boyfriend Pete Doherty, following reports that the couple had tied the knot during a candlelit Buddhist ceremony in Thailand.
- Agencies
- Published: 00:00 January 3, 2007
London: A spokesman for Kate Moss denied that the model had wed rocker boyfriend Pete Doherty, following reports that the couple had tied the knot during a candlelit Buddhist ceremony in Thailand.
Spokesman Stuart Higgins yesterday said that Moss was in Thailand on holiday but had not married Doherty.
British newspapers reported that Moss and the Babyshambles frontman held the ceremony on New Year's Day in the Thai resort of Phuket.
Neither the Sun nor the Daily Mirror provided sources for the information.
The Mirror quoted an unnamed friend of Moss's as saying the ceremony was an expression of the couple's mutual devotion.
Higgins called the reports "entirely false." "There has not been any kind of marriage in Thailand.
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