Lottie Moss confesses she's had a racy threesome with a US rapper during wild afterparty in LA

Lottie Moss has confessed that she once had a threesome with a US rapper during a wild afterparty in LA.

The Celebrity Bear Hunt star, 27, - who models on OnlyFans - was at a concert for the top musician before the encounter happened.

The younger sister of Kate Moss claims the star then asked her and her pal to come back to his mansion in the Hollywood Hills.

Lottie told The Sun: 'He was like, 'Right you two, upstairs', and we ended up sh***ing him in a threesome.'

She has previously dated Love Islander Adam Collard, former Made In Chelsea star Alex Mytton and The Vamps' Tristan Evans.

Lottie has previosuly told her followers on social media that she's slept with 'hundreds' of people - which includes an 'awesome' threesome with a pal and another popstar.

She said in the video in 2022: 'I used to go out a lot and have lots of funs with guys, but I've kind of calmed down. It's probably in the hundreds.'

Lottie has also previously spoken about having threesomes with her ex Alex. 

She said in the past about the experiences: 'The worst thing was I was having threesomes with him.'

Of one experience she said: 'It was weird because it was a friend of mine and it got really awkward because I left the room and it carried on and he was paying loads of attention to her.

'There was me in the corner crying, smoking a cigarette. It was a really bad moment, he showed up with flowers and he said, 'I was too drunk to remember'.'

Lottie's sex confessions come after she broke down in tears on Celebrity Bear Hunt as she opened up on her failed rehab stint for substance abuse and depression that 'didn't work'.

In emotional scenes, the former OnlyFans model couldn't keep it together as she candidly told her co-stars that her 2022 stay 'didn't work' and she was about to go into rehab again before starting the show.

Opening up to her co-stars on the Netflix series, Lottie said: 'I was there for drugs and depression. You become quite numb. I didn't feel anything. I didn't care if I lived or died.

'I would have run it into the ground to be honest and my mum said, 'You need to go into rehab'.'

She explained that it 'made her feel better but it didn't really work'.

TV personality Steph McGovern asked her what did work and Lottie honestly told the group: 'Nothing. I'm not going to lie to you guys, before coming in here I was about to go to rehab again.'

As she made the brave admission, she couldn't hold back her tears and put her face in her hands as she began sobbing.

'I'm going to get emotional,' she warned, but her campmates rallied around her to give her support and encouraged her to 'let it out'.

Lottie did a stint in rehab in February 2022 for substance abuse issues, specifically with cocaine, at an unspecified facility in the U.S.

The model says she never touched drugs or alcohol before becoming a catwalk star but later became hooked.

And the London-born socialite reveals she never felt able to confide in half sister Kate Moss about her troubles, admitting the endless comparison with the supermodel was a constant burden during her career. 

Previously speaking in depth about her drug woes, Lottie said: 'I started quite early on with using drugs and alcohol as a crutch, as a coping mechanism, which there is not a lack of in the fashion industry.

'There were people in positions of power that were giving me drugs and alcohol when I was very young and so it didn't seem bad to me.'

She continued: 'When you have people around you who are enabling you, I am talking at high fashion events and people are in a penthouse suite, and its people that are working for a brand that is very well known and they're sat there doing drugs with you as a 19-year-old.

'That is so weird to me now… that should never happen in any industry.'

'The fact that no one said, 'maybe we shouldn't be enabling our client to do drugs. We should want her to be on her A game and doing her best, wake up in the morning and do a gym class, instead it was lots of alcohol', and it goes hand in hand.'