Kate Moss has stirred up some major jealousy over her very cushy lockdown situation.
Sources have revealed the supermodel is isolating at a plush Cotswold retreat with her celebrity hairdresser pal James Brown for company.
Kate and James, who is also responsible for styling the locks of A listers including Sienna Miller and Liv Tyler, decided to cement their long friendship by crashing together during the pandemic that has been keeping the nation indoors.
The pair are said to be joined by Kate's boyfriend Count Nikolai von Bismarck, 33, her daughter Lila Grace, 17, and half-sister Lottie, 22.
A source close to Kate said she and James count each other as family and are 'very comfortable living together.'
"It's an added perk that James is a hairdresser and has been able to lend his hand when it comes to overgrown roots and out of control hair," the insider told Mail Online.
Kate's half-sister Lottie has been enjoying the perks of their living situation and had her hair dyed from blonde to pink.
According to the latest guidelines, hairdressers and beauty salons could open on July 4 at the earliest.
While Kate has kept a typically low profile during the lockdown, little sis Lottie has littered her Instagram account with attention grabbing snaps.
The wannabe model has posed up in her swimwear and lingere in various parts of their lockdown house and even shared a collage of pics of her in the bath.
Last week Lottie told followers her mental health had never been better, despite the pandemic as she gushed about having the time to 'put herself first.'
"Right now is the first time I have ever put myself first and actually worked on myself to make sure I get the best out of my life and am actually feeling like the best and truest version of myself! And I love her!" she gushed.
"My struggles have caused me to act out of character and ultimately I think I was becoming a person that I didn’t really like which is why I numbed myself with substances and put myself down through neglect of my mental health and my general health , going down that road made it very hard for me to get out, I was surrounding myself with people who were a similar mental state to me and I can see now that was not helping," she said.
