Kate Moss Says She Felt ‘Vulnerable And Scared’ On That Famous Photoshoot With Mark Wahlberg

Kate Moss is opening up about some uncomfortable moments at the start of her career, revealing that she didn’t have the best time during the iconic Calvin Klein photo shoot in 1992, working with Mark Wahlberg at the time.The 48-year-old supermodel was asked about her experience with rapper Marky Mark, as he was known at the time, to which she said she has “not very good memories.”She continued, “He was very macho and it was all about him. He had a big entourage. I was this model.” Kate was asked if she had felt objectified, admitting that she was “completely, and vulnerable and scared.

Kanye West during her recent appearance on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs.When asked by presenter Lauren Laverne what her desert island tracks would be, one of the choices was a track that West specially mixed for Moss. The pair have been friends for many years and West made reference to Moss on his 2007 track, ‘Stronger’.The version Moss shared is ‘Back to Life’ by West’s Sunday Service and Jazzie B.“I’ve had this specially mixed for today,” Moss said on the show.

Kate Moss has pulled the rug out from beneath us by declaring she’s ‘over’ hats and is now into balaclavas.…Excuse us?The star, who became one of the most iconic supermodels of the 1990s (and was known for having quite the collection of headwear), has announced that balaclavas are her new thing and we’re now concerned for her hat collection. Playing a game of Chic or Not Chic with Dazed magazine, Kate, 48, was asked about trilby hats and said: ‘Oh, trilby? Not pork pie? Pork pie… not chic! Fedora? Chic. Hmmm.

Kate Moss is opening up about her experience during her Calvin Klein ad debut in 1992 with Mark Wahlberg, saying she «completely» felt objectified, but also «vulnerable» and scared.«During an appearance on BBC Radio 4's show, the 48-year-old model was asked by host Lauren Laverne about the famous campaign that launched her to stardom, and Moss said she „had not very good memories“ while recalling what it was like to work with the actor then known as the rapper Marky Mark.»He was very macho and it was all about him," she recalled. «He had a big entourage.

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Johnny Depp in his legal battle against Amber Heard.The notoriously private supermodel appeared as a witness in the high-profile court case in May via video link, where she denied the rumour that Depp had once pushed her down the stairs during an argument when they were dating between 1994 and 1998.Moss has now revealed she felt compelled to testify, claiming she knew “the truth.”READ MORE: Amber Heard shares therapist's notes that she claims prove Johnny Depp abused herShe told BBC Radio 4: "I know the truth about Johnny, I know he never kicked me down the stairs. I had to say that truth."At the time of her testimony, Moss had said: “We were leaving the room, Johnny left before I did, and there had been a rain storm.

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Desert Island Discs.At the time of her testimony, Moss had said: “We were leaving the room, Johnny left before I did, and there had been a rain storm. As I left the room, I slid down the stairs and I hurt my back.“I screamed, because I didn’t know what had happened to me and I was in pain.

Kate Moss started modeling at a VERY young age. Unfortunately it’s an industry that has historically ignored such boundaries — something the future supermodel learned to her disgust when she was just 15 years old!

Kate Moss is looking back at one of her most famous photoshoots – the iconic Calvin Klein ad with Mark Wahlberg, which debuted in 1992.

A somber reflection. Kate Moss is opening up about the darker side of her modeling career.

Washington Post op-ed titled, “Amber Heard: I spoke up against sexual violence — and faced our culture’s wrath. That has to change.” In Heard's countersuit, the same jury also found that Depp's former attorney had defamed her when he claimed that the actress had made up the allegations of assault. Depp and Heard are now both in the process of appealing the verdicts.During her testimony, Heard referenced a rumor she'd heard about Depp pushing Kate Moss down a flight of stairs while the two were dating in the '90s.

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Kate Moss explained why she testified on behalf of her ex-beau Johnny Depp in his legal battle against Amber Heard. Moss, who dated Depp from 1994 until 1997, put the rumor that the "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor kicked her down the stairs to rest officially during the six-week trial. "I know the truth about Johnny," Moss explained during a recent interview on BBC Radio 4 (via People magazine).

Kate Moss is opening up about her testimony.

Kate Moss opened up about her decision to testify in the explosive defamation trial between her ex-boyfriend Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.

Kate Moss has recalled being the target of misconduct during a shoot aged about 15.The British model, now 48, said during an appearance on Desert Island Discs that she had “run away” from a photography session for a bra catalogue after a man asked her to be topless. Kate signed to Storm modelling agency in 1988 and told the BBC Radio 4 programme she would go on her own to castings across London, armed with an A to Z book. Recounting the incident, she said: “I had a horrible experience for a bra catalogue.

Kate Moss felt she had to testify at he ex Johnny Depp’s defamation trial.

Kate Moss has admitted to feeling ‘objectified’ throughout her modelling career, starting with one experience when she was asked to stand topless in front of a casting agent at the age of 15. The supermodel was scouted on a flight from New York to London when she was just 14 years old, and soared to prominence when she appeared on the cover of The Face magazine two years later. Despite her young age, Kate went on to join the likes of Naomi Campbell, Claudia Schiffer, Cindy Crawford and Elle MacPherson as one of the golden supermodels of the 1990s. However, Kate, now 48, has revealed there were many uncomfortable moments during the early days of her career that left her feeling sexualised. She has recalled one incident where she was asked to meet with a photographer who worked for an underwear catalogue. ‘He said, “Take your top off”, and I took my top off, and I was really shy then about my body,’ the runway icon told Lauren Laverne on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs. ‘And he said, “Take your bra off”, and I could feel there was something wrong, so I got my stuff and I ran away.’ Despite being shaken by the incident, Kate believed it ‘sharpened’ her instincts and she can now ‘tell a wrong ’un from a mile away’. Kate’s cover shoot for The Face propelled her career but she didn’t have the easiest experience working with late photographer Corinne Day. She recalled: ‘I cried a lot.

Nearly two months after Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s heated defamation suit concluded in his favor, Kate Moss has reflected on her decision to speak up.

READ NEXT: Kate Moss' sexiest ever snaps - Playboy, catwalk style and totally nude shootsDuring an interview with Lauren Laverne on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs, the runway icon opened up about the harrowing experience which left her in floods of tears.Speaking to the host, Kate told her: "He said, 'Take your top off', and I took my top off, and I was really shy then about my body.""And he said, 'Take your bra off', and I could feel there was something wrong, so I got my stuff and I ran away."While Kate had been shaken by the behaviour of the photographer, she feels the incident gave her instincts that have remained with her throughout adulthood.She explained her judgement had now been "sharpened" and she could therefore "tell a wrong 'un from a mile away".After Kate had been discovered at 14, her first big deal gig was when she landed the cover shoot for The Face magazine.But the Rimmel London star didn't always have the easiest of working relationships with the late photographer Corinne Day.Casting an eye back on her career, she added: "I cried a lot. I didn’t want to take my top off.