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Kate Moss needed coke every five minutes

Kate Moss needed coke every five minutes
Super model Kate Moss needed coke so badly that she would brazenly snort a line every five minutes in front of others. She was pictured by the Sun in a hotel with cocaine chopped into four lines on the table.

Model booker Gavin Maselle, 36, said Kate was high on cocaine everytime he met her during their eight-year friendship. "Kate has been addicted for years. I truly hope she stays off coke because if she ever goes back, it will be the end of her," the Sun quoted Galvin as saying.

He mentioned an occasion where Kate was in the country for a fashion show and to meet Nelson Mandela for a formal evening at his mansion. But despite the glittering occasion and meeting one of the world's most respected men, she could not resist drugs.

Gavin, who was with her at the party, revealed she suddenly yanked him into a toilet and snorted cocaine from the seat while the South African president greeted his guests.

"She was insatiable I couldn't believe what I was seeing. We were there at Mandela's house in the Bishop's Court area of Cape Town and Kate was doing coke," said Galvin.

He also mentioned an occasion where she snorted coke off the bathroom floor just before attending a show in Velodrome sports stadium.

Gavin revealed: "She was running around backstage looking for somewhere to do the coke. It was pandemonium, just minutes before she was due to open the show. She pulled me into the changing rooms and when she saw that there was no toilet seat or other surface to chop up the cocaine she just said 'f*** it, the ground, let's do it off the ground'.

She has since spent weeks in an Arizona rehab amid the furore that cost her deals with top names, and publicly distanced herself from her ex-boyfriend, Babyshambles rocker, Pete Doherty who is also a drug addict.

Following her alleged reform, Moss has made up most of her lost ground in the fashion fraternity, and won lucrative contracts that have almost doubled her pre-coke scandal earnings.

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