Supermodel Kate Moss was escorted from an Easyjet flight by British police following reports she was being "disruptive".

The Croydon-born catwalk star was met by officers when her flight from Bodrum in Turkey landed at Luton Airport in London.

But no complaints were made and she was not arrested.

A Bedfordshire Police spokesman said: "We were called to assist staff in escorting a passenger from a flight arriving into Luton airport this afternoon.

"The passenger had been reported as being disruptive on the flight."

"Officers attended and escorted the passenger from the plane. No formal complaints were made against her and she was not arrested."

An Easyjet spokeswoman confirmed that police met flight EZY-2232 from Bodrum to Luton "due to the behaviour of a passenger onboard".

Moss (41), who made an estimated stg£4.6m (€6.31m) last year, was flying with the budget airline on Sunday afternoon.

She has spent more than half her life in the public eye after she was famously discovered by Storm model agency founder Sarah Doukas aged 14 at JFK airport.

She rarely gives interviews but has spoken about the toll her work took on her, especially in her early years in the industry.

She told Vanity Fair she had a nervous breakdown while she was still a teenager while working on a campaign for Calvin Klein in the early 1990s.

But Moss recovered and her career has gone from strength to strength. Last year, she featured in 18 pages, as well as the cover, of Playboy magazine to celebrate her 40th birthday.

In 2011, she married rocker Jamie Hince in a Cotswolds village, with former partner Jefferson Hack - the father of her daughter Lila - among the wedding guests.