Lottie Moss made a public appearance with her boyfriend Themy Kalaitzis on Saturday, the pair cosying up to watch The Kooks perform at Labyrinth on the Thames, an open-air music festival held at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London.
The 28-year-old model wore a tight white top and matching shorts with trainers, while Kalaitzis kept it casual in a black T-shirt and light-wash jeans. The concert celebrated the 20th anniversary of The Kooks’ debut album, Inside In / Inside Out.
Moss went Instagram official with Kalaitzis earlier this summer, posting a photo of him at a candlelit dinner. She also teased their relationship in a TikTok video this month, joking that she was choosing to stay single before revealing she was not. Kalaitzis, who shares his lifestyle with a small Instagram following, lists himself as an art adviser for Maddox Gallery in his bio.
A source told The Sun that things seem to be getting serious, adding that the pair are smitten and that Moss is enjoying learning more about the arts world through him.
Financial Troubles
The romance comes amid difficult news on another front. Sources told the Daily Mail that Moss’s income dropped sharply after she quit OnlyFans last year, where she had been earning up to 30,000 pounds per month. The shortfall has left her unable to clear an outstanding debt with HMRC.
Her company, LottieM Ltd, of which she is director, is understood to have already used cash reserves to support her during the pandemic, leaving insufficient funds to meet tax obligations. Since leaving OnlyFans, the business attempted to diversify with projects including a forthcoming YouTube channel, but those ventures have not generated enough revenue to offset the debts, and the company has become insolvent.
A source told the Daily Mail that Moss is embarrassed by the situation and has decided to liquidate the company in an effort to repay HMRC, describing her tax obligations as an ongoing issue for several years. The source said she now wants to move forward, concentrate on commercial modelling, and pursue new opportunities in entertainment.
Moss, the half-sister of supermodel Kate Moss, originally quit OnlyFans saying she wanted to pursue something more entrepreneurial. She had previously said that posting adult content led to a falling out with her family and cost her friendships in the modelling industry.
