Kate Moss' Sister, Lottie, Tells Haters To 'Create Your Own' Success

Kate Moss’s younger sister Lottie Moss is stepping into the nepotism chat, and she sounds a little tone-deaf.

The model who expressed how sick and tired she is of this nepotism conversation quickly deleted her tone-deaf posts but it’s too late we have the message via PageSix.

“I'm so sick of people blaming nepotism for why they aren't rich and famous or successful,” writes Moss. “Obviously it's not fair that people who come from famous families are getting a leg up because of that but guess what? Life isn't fair - if you put your mind to something you can accomplish.”

The message obviously struck a nerve with a few people and Moss played off of that. “Ooh y'all mad cos I was born huh,” she taunts her followers on Twitter.

The junior model than posted a new meme/reel that has been going around she placed a selfie of herself in a boat sailing to nowhere. She captioned the video, “My last name suddenly disappearing when people are talking about nepotism.”

Realizing how upset it made a few people, Lottie tweeted out more thoughts on a more serious note to those actually concerned about the nepotism conversation. “I obviously am so grateful that I have had the opportunities l've had don't get it twisted,” after already trolling her followers and fans.

Realizing that she would have nothing if big sis Kate Moss didn’t come before her, she continues. “Obviously I'm privileged being related to a huge model also.”

The more Lottie tweeted the more she realized that her entire life is privileged. “And am privileged for numerous other reasons and as I say I am grateful for it all but shitting on others because of it makes NO sense,” she insists.

“I loveeee that people get so pressed about something that I tweet GET A LIFE,” she ends her rant.

Since the rude, tone deaf tweet dropped, Moss, first deleted the tweets to avoid the backlash brewing an than eventually deleted her entire twitter account.

The obsession with famous nepotism babies is recent and wild.New York magazine dropped an article calling out the double standard. The cover of their magazine features nepo babies like Dakota Johnson, Lily-Rose Depp, Ben Platt, and Zoë Kravitz who all have famous parents in the industry wearing diapers with their heads on baby bodies.

The article has sparked a huge conversation and apparently, everyone has an opinion.