Supermodel Kate Moss is said to be ‘preparing herself’ for her ex Pete Doherty’s tell-all book to be released this summer.
Rocker Libertines and Babyshambles, 43, will publish his first memoir, A Likely Lad, on June 16, detailing the ‘creative process, the parties decadence, drug-fueled nights, time in prison, and self-destructive tendencies’ .
Musician Pete is also set to address his relationship with 48-year-old Kate, whom he dated from 2005 to 2007, with Kate losing her commercial contract when they were together after she was released. posing with a suspicious white substance in his studio.
Spilling the bean: Kate Moss, 48, is said to be ‘preparing herself’ for ex Pete Doherty’s tell-all book (pictured) slated for release this summer (to be released) in Brazil in March)
A source told the Mirror: ‘Kate has really turned her life around since those days. She continued.
“But fans will be hooked to find out what really happened between her and Pete.”
MailOnline has reached out to representatives for Kate and Pete for comment.
Looking back: Pete is set to address his relationship with supermodel Kate, 48, in the book, who he dated from 2005 to 2007 (pictured in 2005)
While staying with Kate, he introduced her as his fiancée in 2007 at a concert and he scribbled ‘I love Kate 4eva’ in his lavish Jaguar after leaving court after being arrested. arrested for drug-related offences.
The singer once said of Kate: ‘I love her with all my heart. I love her to the core. I love her brain. ‘
Pete has spoken openly about his past addictions and he has been arrested for several drug-related crimes.
Written with Simon Spence, Pete says the upcoming book is a way to say goodbye to his old self after cleaning up his act.
Pairing up: While with Kate, he introduced her as his fiancée in 2007 at a concert and he scribbled ‘I love Kate 4eva’ in his lavish Jaguar (pictured 2006)
Writing with Simon Spence, Pete says the upcoming book is a way to say goodbye to his old self after quitting drugs (pictured after a court conviction for drug possession in 2006)
It happened after Pete revealed that he nearly lost his leg to drugs.
The star has been clean for more than two years, explaining that ‘it was very close’ because of the injection and that he was ‘out of tendons’.
The Can’t Stand Me Now hitmaker also credits musician Frédéric Lo for helping him get over his drug addiction when the duo released their album, A Fantasy Life of Poetry and Crime, last month.
Addiction: Pete recently revealed that he almost lost his legs to drugs (pictured in 2006 in Babyshambles in Concert at Dirty South)
Pete described how Frédéric played a song called Inutile Et Hors D’usage, which means ‘Useless and Used Up’, to him at his new home in the French countryside in early 2020.
‘I was really emotional when he played it with me, it really hit the house. I gave up drugs and felt very uncomfortable. The best way to describe it for me is like being hit by a bus,’ Pete told The Mirror.
Talking about his legs, the male singer said: ‘I really exceeded the limit. There are a few real close calls. I almost lost my footing and stuff like that.
‘It was very close, just because of the injection. That’s what happens when you run out of veins. It all seems so long now but it was a hell of a ride. ‘
Clean: The Libertines forward, 43, who has now been clean for more than two years, explained that ‘it was very close’ because of the injection and that he was ‘out of veins’ (pictured in 2016 at the O2 Academy Brixton )
‘Hit by a bus’: The Can’t Stand Me Now hit-maker also credits musician Frédéric Lo for helping him get over his drug addiction when the duo released their album The Fantasy Life of Poetry and Crime in June. last week (pictured in Milan in 2019)
Last month, Pete was forced to cancel an upcoming gig of The Libertines after suffering from a high fever and difficulty breathing.
A statement posted on his Instagram on Thursday tells fans a doctor has been called in and the star has been diagnosed with a respiratory infection.
The band were due to perform in Bristol that evening but were forced to cancel at the last minute due to the singer’s need for ‘immediate treatment’.
‘Useless and all used up’: Pete describes how Frédéric played a song called Inutile Et Hors D’usage, which means ‘Useless and all used up’, to him in the throne. New home in the French countryside in early 2020
The statement read: ‘A doctor was called to assess Peter’s condition this evening after he developed a high fever and difficulty breathing.
‘Thankfully, he tested negative for COVID-19, but was diagnosed with a respiratory infection that required immediate treatment.
The statement went on to apologize to fans after they canceled the show at the behest of a doctor.
Illness: Last month, Pete was forced to cancel an upcoming gig of The Libertines after suffering from a high fever and difficulty breathing (pictured in 2021)
Source: | Dailymail.co.uk
