Kate Moss stormed out of the GQ Men of the Year Awards on Tuesday night shouting expletives after reportedly taking offence to a joke made by Irish actor James Nesbitt.
The British supermodel was caught on camera shouting expletives as she interrupted an interview with her friend, singer Lily
Allen – who had been awarded the Woman of the Year accolade – to reveal she was leaving.
She said: "He's so f***ing rude, I'm never coming here again!"
It is believed she took offence to a joke made by Irish actor James Nesbitt as he presented a prize at the British men's magazine's annual prize-giving ceremony.
Trying to resolve the situation, Lily called to her friend: "He didn't mean it like that Kate!"
Earlier in the evening, the 35-year-old beauty fought off unwanted attention from Hollywood lothario Mickey Rourke, the winner of the International Man of the Year, as they enjoyed a star-studded sit-down meal at London's Royal Opera House.
Although the 55-year-old actor was joined by a model called Elena, 24, he reportedly stroked Kate's arm and angered her boyfriend, The Kills rocker Jamie Hince.
Mickey admitted he was using the star-studded bash to search for a British spouse.
He said: "I'm looking for an English wife.
"I'm looking for a house over here. I need a boxing ring though and a full-sized gym. London's like my second home."
Full list of winners
International Man of the Year – Mickey Rourke
Alfred Dunhill Film-Maker of the Year – Guy Ritchie
Woman of the Year – Lily Allen
Band of the Year – Take That
Sportsman of the Year – Jenson Button
Politician of the Year – George Osborne MP
Movie Mogul of the Year – Harvey Weinstein
Designer of the Year – Giles Deacon
Actor of the Year – Michael Sheen
Solo Artist of the Year – Dizzee Rascal
TV Personality of the Year – Ross Kemp
Comedian of the Year – Michael McIntyre
Entrepreneur of the Year – Matthew Freud
Smirnoff Black Most Stylish Man of the Year – David Walliams
Outstanding Achievement – Elvis Costello
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