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Kate Moss — Feeling Broody For Baby Number 2?

KATE Moss is feeling broody!Sources say the British supermodel — who’s currently dating The Kills rocker Jamie Hince and raises seven-year-old daughter Lila Grace with Dazed & Confused editor Jefferson Hack — wants to have a child as soon as possible.

Moss, 36, is believed to be exploring different ways to increase the likelihood of getting pregnant — such as taking folic acid.

“Kate is taking supplements every day. Jamie suggested she take folic acid because of its benefits,” a source said.

“While there’s been lots of speculation about Jamie and Kate getting married, what they want is to extend their family.”

Recent reports claimed Kate is househunting on the island of Stromboli, off Italy, and has already tried to buy a plot of land to build a coastal home after falling in love with the region during a recent cruise holiday.

“Kate’s keen on one plot of land and has offered the fisherman owner a hefty sum,” a source told British newspaper The Sun.

“When she wants something, she won’t give up.”

Who:

Kate Moss

What:

Ann Demeulemeester coat, C.R.A.F.T. jeans, KM for Longchamp bag

Where:

Shopping in Central London

When:

September 27, 2010

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