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 Naomi Campbell has spoken out in support of Kate Moss, who has lost three modeling contracts and is being investigated by London police on allegations that she used cocaine. "Kate Moss is my friend ... I think it's like everybody is being bad to her," the 35-year-old supermodel told a news conference Sunday in the Colombian capital where she was judging a modeling competition. "It's not the first time it has happened in the world ... it's really like a vendetta," said Campbell, who has said that she nearly self- destructed from her use of cocaine. | "I mean, what's newsworthy about a model being hooked on (snort) coke?" |
Pictures published in a British tabloid appeared to show Moss using cocaine. | You mean the one with her face in the pile of white powder? |
Moss, 31, issued a statement last week apologizing to "all the people I have let down." "I take full responsibility for my actions," she said. Her statement stopped short of specifying whether she had used cocaine.
| "I ain't sayin' nuttin' widdout me mout'piece!" |
Campbell said it was wrong to blame the modeling industry for drug abuse and eating disorders among young women. She agreed to take part in a program run by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in Colombia to raise awareness about human trafficking.
| And who knows more about human trafficking than the UN? |
Campbell said she wanted to help in "providing a safe environment for models and preventing exploitation of human beings."
| Like I said, we can't make this shit up |
More than a dozen Colombian models from the Elite modeling agency recently attended a U.N. course in Bogota on how to spread the message about the risks of being lured abroad and sexually exploited.
| Well, avoiding UN diplomats, aid workers and peacekeepers would be my first step |
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