Superstar Couples

Bootleggers, memento lovers, collectors, word up!

Kate Moss is scared, so scared that she fears her intimate life–captured in video–with Pete Doherty will be in the wrong hands. Most of all, someone would make money out of that fragile relationship.

Everybody is pointing his finger at Pete.

According to The Sun, the pair armed themselves with a camcorder everywhere they travelled. This worries Kate, who found out that there are two tapes missing. Dubbed their video diaries, most of them are mementos of their being together.

They captured hours of material of special occasions, antics on the tour bus and even behind closed doors at home. They took the camcorder on a holiday to Ibiza earlier this year and also recorded themselves at Glastonbury Festival.

It was claimed that Kate destroyed six of the eight tapes after they had a messy breakup.

A source revealed: “There are still some bits and pieces floating about of Pete with Kate. She has got rid of most of it. Six out of eight tapes have been destroyed.
“But she wanted to bury the lot before he could humiliate her by selling them or putting them on the internet.”

Though they should be private some clips ended on the net like the infamous video where the couple was caught in Kate’s Cotswolds home, Pete strumming on his guitar, making up a song and the model dressed in a see-through gown trying to sing backups while uttering “fuck” in every line.

Tis the problem when you thought you are John and Yoko. Funny thing is Kate and Pete are not.

“It was fine when they were together. Kate thought it was romantic — all a bit JOHN LENNON and YOKO ONO.
“But Kate could then obviously decide with Pete what was going to be made public.”

Now Kate is concerned that if Pete could write details of her intimate moments with Kate through his published diary-essay “The Books Of Albion,” the model is unsure about the way the troubled singer of Babyshambles could handle their remaining tapes.

Kate is now moving house and is currently taking shelter in the mansion of Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood.

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