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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Kate Moss' estranged husband Jamie Hince is moving to Los Angeles.

    The Kills frontman - who reportedly split from the supermodel last year after four years of marriage - is keen for a fresh start and sees America as the perfect place to do that.


    He is quoted by the Daily Mail newspaper as saying: "My biggest dream is to buy a house in LA and live there, and now I'm going to. I'm not going to wait any longer as I already have a visa.

    "I've lived in England for so long that I want a change of scene. London's changed a lot over the past few years, it's lost its energy and soul."

    The 47-year-old rocker - who lived in Highgate, North London, with Kate and her 13-year-old daughter Lila Grace - also admitted he had made a "lot of mistakes" in the past.

    He said: "My wedding was the biggest party I've ever had. It was completely mad.

    "Obviously I've made a lot of mistakes, but I don't have a problem with that.

    "In a sense, I like making mistakes, because it allows you to experience things you wouldn't have experienced otherwise."

    Kate, 42, and Jamie married in July 2011 with a huge three-day party at her home in the Cotswolds.

    Their marriage was said to be on the rocks last summer as they were living separate lives, with Jamie spending more and more time in the US.

    Although neither has confirmed the split, Kate is now dating aristocrat count Nikolai von Bismarck and divorce proceedings are reportedly going ahead.

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