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Topics: Celebrity, Johnny Depp, Sex and Relationships
Daisy Phillipson
Topics: Celebrity, Johnny Depp, Sex and Relationships
You never know what goes on behind closed doors, as demonstrated by Kate Moss' recent revelation that she once had to pull a diamond necklace out of Johnny Depp’s bum.
The 48-year-old model spoke rather candidly about her life in a new interview with British Vogue, including her relationship with the 59-year-old actor, having dated him from 1994 to 1997.
Moss shared the rather graphic story to the amusement of readers, and also let them know she still owns the necklace – which has hopefully been cleaned since then.
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Recalling the unforgettable moment between the pair, Moss said: "That diamond necklace Johnny gave me, they were the first diamonds I ever owned. He pulled them out of the crack of his arse.
"We were going out to dinner and he said, 'I've got something in my bum, can you have a look,' and I was like, 'What,' and I put my hand down his trousers and I pulled out a diamond necklace."
Well, that's certainly one way to save money on wrapping paper.
Moss and Depp's names were in the papers again earlier this year when she came forward to testify for the Pirates of the Caribbean star during his court battle with his ex-wife Amber Heard.
The model appeared via videolink at the high-profile defamation case in Virginia in May, saying that Depp never pushed her down the stairs when they were dating, but rather she fell.
Her testimony contradicted claims Heard had made earlier in the trial, in which she said Depp had pushed Moss down the stairs while they were on holiday together in the 1990s.
When questioned by Depp’s lawyer Benjamin Chew about their vacation in Jamaica, Moss said they had been leaving the room after a rainstorm – Johnny ahead of her – when she 'slid down the stairs' and 'hurt [her] back'.
She said: "And I screamed because I didn't know what had happened to me and I was in pain.
"And he [Depp] came running back to help me and carried me to my room and got me medical attention."
Following her testimony, Moss appeared on an episode of BBC’s Desert Island Discs where she explained that she wanted to get the truth out there.
“I believe in the truth and I believe in fairness and justice," she said. "I know the truth about Johnny. I know he never kicked me down the stairs. I had to say that truth."
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