Lottie Moss's Company Faces Liquidation Over Tax Bill

Lottie Moss's company, LottieM Ltd, is entering liquidation after amassing a significant six-figure tax bill that she is unable to pay. The model, who previously earned substantial sums, reportedly up to £30,000 a month on OnlyFans, experienced a sharp decline in income after departing the platform last year.

Insiders suggest that LottieM Ltd had already drawn on cash reserves to support Moss during the pandemic when earnings first decreased, leaving insufficient funds for tax obligations. Despite attempts to diversify over the past seven months with projects like a YouTube channel, these ventures have not yet offset the debts, leading to the company's insolvency.

Moss, the director of LottieM Ltd, has decided to liquidate the company in an effort to repay HMRC. She is focusing on commercial modelling and new entertainment opportunities, aiming to rebuild her career after a challenging period that has also included struggles with mental health and addiction.

A spokesperson confirmed that historical debts originated during the Covid-19 pandemic. Although OnlyFans income helped repay some debts, stepping away from the platform in July 2025 led to a significant income drop. Diversification efforts have not yet covered remaining debts, causing the company to cease trading.