LOTTIE Moss was left red faced on last night’s Celebs Go Dating when Tom Read Wilson misread her face tattoo.
The receptionist at the agency was convinced Lottie had the word ‘loser’ etched on her face, when it does in fact read ‘lover’.
As Lottie, 25, arrived for her first session they started discussing the mixer and the model made a joke about her face tattoo ruining her innocent appearance.
Tom told her: “You’re anything but a loser”.
As Lottie started laughing, Tom quickly said: “Oh Lottie, I’m so sorry. It’s not the tattoo’s fault. It’s mine – I’m myopic.”
Lottie replied: “No, it’s the tattoo artist’s fault.”
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OnlyFans star Lottie had her face tattooed last year after a boozy night out and quickly expressed regret over it.
Explaining why she had it done, Lottie previously told Glamour: "Since rehab, I’ve been on a journey of self-discovery. I’ve spent a lot of time in Bali, surrounded by nature, reading alone or spending time with like-minded people – and learning to love myself again while finally being free from my former life.
"That’s why I decided to get my face tattoo; the word ‘lover’ under my eye.
"Yes, it was impulsive, but after years of being so controlled, it was my way of expressing that I am free. I’m no longer controlled."
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However, she now usually covers it with make-up and is said to be planning to get it removed.
This year’s batch of singletons looking for love on Celebs Go Dating also include Talk TV host Vanessa Feltz, Love Island's Chloe Burrows, comedian Spuddz and Made In Chelsea’s Mark-Francis Vandelli.
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