Nine.com
has got a line on a job for Moss
Waif-in-distress Kate Moss is still a wanted woman after all.
The 31-year-old supermodel - stripped of millions of dollars in contracts with Chanel, Burberry and H&M after a British tab published pictures of her allegedly hoovering lines of cocaine - has been offered a five-year, $5 million spokes model contract with online gaming site Nine.com.
"We believe in giving people who have been affected by both seen and unforeseen circumstances a second chance," Nine.com spokesman Jack Abrams told Lowdown. "Our demographic clientele is males, ages 21 to 45. We did a real quick focus group with some of our customers to see if they'd be offended in any way, and the response was an overwhelming, 'Yes, please, get Kate Moss as your spokesperson.'"
Of course, there are strings attached. According to the lucrative proposal, which was faxed last week to Moss' agent, Sarah Doukas, at Storm Models in London, Moss would be required to enter a program at a residential drug rehab center and, upon completion, travel to the Costa Rica headquarters of Nine.com for a closely monitored two-month "corporate retreat."
Hardly a friendly environment for Moss' on-again, off-again drug-user boyfriend, Pete Doherty. Moss would also have to participate in a Nine.com-sponsored anti-drug campaign aimed at high-school and college students.
And if she should relapse?
"Well, then the contract would be terminated immediately. Send her on her way, and wish her the best," said Abrams.
Reps for Moss did not respond to detailed messages yesterday.
More about Nine.com
:
Nine.com (www.Nine.com) is a leading entertainment gaming company, based in San Jose Costa Rica and has been in business since 1997. Nine.com is known as an industry leader in providing a multitude of sports, news, financial, entertainment and political wager options. Its popular online casino offers BlackJack, Poker, Roulette, slots, craps and other fun casino games.
has got a line on a job for Moss
Waif-in-distress Kate Moss is still a wanted woman after all.
The 31-year-old supermodel - stripped of millions of dollars in contracts with Chanel, Burberry and H&M after a British tab published pictures of her allegedly hoovering lines of cocaine - has been offered a five-year, $5 million spokes model contract with online gaming site Nine.com.
"We believe in giving people who have been affected by both seen and unforeseen circumstances a second chance," Nine.com spokesman Jack Abrams told Lowdown. "Our demographic clientele is males, ages 21 to 45. We did a real quick focus group with some of our customers to see if they'd be offended in any way, and the response was an overwhelming, 'Yes, please, get Kate Moss as your spokesperson.'"
Of course, there are strings attached. According to the lucrative proposal, which was faxed last week to Moss' agent, Sarah Doukas, at Storm Models in London, Moss would be required to enter a program at a residential drug rehab center and, upon completion, travel to the Costa Rica headquarters of Nine.com for a closely monitored two-month "corporate retreat."
Hardly a friendly environment for Moss' on-again, off-again drug-user boyfriend, Pete Doherty. Moss would also have to participate in a Nine.com-sponsored anti-drug campaign aimed at high-school and college students.
And if she should relapse?
"Well, then the contract would be terminated immediately. Send her on her way, and wish her the best," said Abrams.
Reps for Moss did not respond to detailed messages yesterday.
More about Nine.com
:
Nine.com (www.Nine.com) is a leading entertainment gaming company, based in San Jose Costa Rica and has been in business since 1997. Nine.com is known as an industry leader in providing a multitude of sports, news, financial, entertainment and political wager options. Its popular online casino offers BlackJack, Poker, Roulette, slots, craps and other fun casino games.
