Supermodel Kate Moss arrived at JFK Airport in New York City on Sunday, just hours before the annual Met Gala. Her arrival comes as the event faces growing controversy due to the involvement of Jeff Bezos.

Moss Spotted at JFK

The 52-year-old model was seen looking relaxed and cheerful while collecting her luggage. She enjoyed a post-flight cigarette and vape, dressed in a stylish all-black ensemble consisting of a blazer, blouse, and wide-legged trousers. Moss accessorized with gold necklaces and a black scarf.

She traveled with a large suitcase and two Louis Vuitton duffle bags, and was observed checking her phone before stepping outside.

Controversy Surrounds Met Gala Sponsorship

This year’s Met Gala is being co-chaired by Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez, sparking criticism from celebrities and activist groups. The controversy stems from Bezos’s ties to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) through Amazon Web Services.

Celebrity Protests

Amazon Web Services provides data services to Palantir, a company that supports ICE’s tracking and identification of immigrants. Bella Hadid publicly expressed her disapproval by liking an Instagram post questioning the appropriateness of attending the gala while protesting ICE’s policies. Zendaya and Meryl Streep have reportedly declined to participate in the event.

Broader Concerns

Activist groups are also demonstrating against Amazon’s alleged worker exploitation. An industry insider stated that Bezos’s involvement feels like a “slap in the face” to many. The situation has ignited a wider debate about the ethical responsibilities of celebrities and the fashion industry.

Ethical Debate and Event Impact

The controversy raises questions about the compatibility of attending a glamorous event funded by a company with controversial practices and advocating for social justice. While Kate Moss is reportedly still scheduled to attend, the event is overshadowed by the ongoing protests.

The situation highlights the increasing scrutiny faced by high-profile events and their associated individuals, as public awareness of social and political issues continues to grow. The debate extends beyond ICE, encompassing Amazon's treatment of its workforce and the broader implications of corporate influence in cultural events.