“I’ve heard that when you stop [smoking] you can really tell [by your skin],” Moss admitted. “But I haven’t stopped … yet.”
“I’ve heard that when you stop, you can really tell [by your skin]. But I haven’t stopped … yet.”has since left London for Oxfordshire, where she goes wild swimming “in a secret place, in the middle of lots of fields” where only the villagers are allowed.
With her hard-partying days behind her, Moss also admitted to the outlet that she’s in “denial” about her upcoming 50th birthday in January 2024.“I’ve heard that when you stop, you can really tell [by your skin]. But I haven’t stopped … yet,” she admitted.Moss also offered “no comment” when asked whether she has undergone any “tweakments,” like filler or Botox, to prevent the appearance of aging.The former “It” girl has ditched the dance floor in favor of a quiet life with her daughter, Lila.
“I’m not really into it. I do get Fomo [fear of missing out] sometimes, like, ‘Oh I wish I’d gone to that or was hanging out with everybody,’” she explained. “When I do go out I leave at midnight — that’s my cut-off. I’ve seen everyone, everyone’s talked sense. After that [time], people start repeating themselves. So then I go home.”
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