Kate Moss' Luggage Have Finally Been Recovered

Tue, 15 April 2008 04:53:42 ET

Kate Moss' cases have finally been recovered from being missing, but she had to pay 10,000 pound sterling for the fast track.

It is such a relief for the 34-year-old supermodel, Kate Moss, as she was reported to be "reunited" with her luggage that formerly went missing. All ten of the bags have luckily been recovered. Yet, it cost 10,000 pound sterling for the fast track and the model has been put on to pay for that.

Within a couple of days of arriving in L.A., she received two of her bags, and all ten have now been located. A friend of Moss said, "My understanding is that all ten bags have been recovered. She has been asked to give details of her inconvenience and other results of her lost luggage so the scale of her claim can be considered the same way as anybody else. She recognizes the scale of the problems and inconvenience caused and expects to be treated like anybody else." As her friend added, "She was informed all her bags were found on April 8, although she has still not been reunited with them all."

It was reported previously that Moss lost her luggage after she took a first-class British Airways flight from Heathrow's newest terminal to Los Angeles two weeks ago with her daughter. The model's bags did not arrive following her two-hour delay, while she and her daughter Lila arrived safely. Her Louis Vuitton cases contained prototypes for her autumn Topshop collection, destined for a series of fashion shoots. A birthday gift also laid inside one of the cases which she bought for her friend Fran Cutler.

That was not the first time Moss claimed for her missing baggage. Last year, Moss took a more direct approach to find her bags that went missing on a Virgin flight to Cancun, Mexico. The supermodel phoned airline owner Sir Richard Branson right away on his mobile after she had lost her pricey cases. 24 hours later, her bags were delivered.

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