Male model Paul Sculfor - a.k.a. Cameron Diaz’s boyfriend - says he “bitterly regrets using cocaine” in a new interview.

“Apart from anything else, it made my hair fall out,” Sculfor, 37, tells the U.K.’s Mail on Sunday. “It started falling out in my partying years, because excessive cocaine abuse affects the adrenal system and halts hair growth. I’m lucky it grew back.”

Otherwise, the British model seems happy with his life - and looks. “I worked with Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington, Helena Christensen - all the supermodels,” he said. “Turning up to a party filled with Hollywood stars became a pretty normal experience.”

How does he keep in such good shape? By boxing, his childhood career ambition. “I love boxing,” he says. “I have a punchbag in my house in LA - I use it every day.”

One thing he won’t do: Botox. “There are male models who do, but I’m studying to be an actor and I want to be able to make expressions with my face.”

Naomi Campbell began her latest round of community service this week.

The supermodel - who was sentenced to 200 hours of helping the homeless following her air rage assault at London’s Heathrow Airport earlier this year - was put to work doing paperwork at the Whitechapel Mission drop-in center.

“Naomi is really eager to do the work that is required of her and give something back to the community,” says a friend.

The 38-year-old worked all day Tuesday, taking a brief lunch break for a cereal bar and a banana. But others on her punishment detail complained that the temper-prone model wasn’t asked to wash dishes or work janitorial detail.

For her part, Campbell said she is just happy to being putting the April airport incident behind her. “I just want to keep my head down and get on with it,” she told the Mirror.

With her glamorous, jet-set lifestyle, Naomi Campbell may seem like a woman who has it all. But the former supermodel says something is missing from her life.

“I do want to have kids,” the 38-year-old said during a London Fashion Week fund-raiser for the White Ribbon Alliance (which helps provide healthcare for pregnant women around the world).

In fact, the model revealed that she was previously infertile - until a corrective surgery this March. (Until now, Campbell had maintained that she checked into a hospital in Brazil for the removal of a small cyst.)

“They thought it was a cyst,” she explained, according to Britain’s Press Association. “When they opened it up they realized it was more.”

“I was not able to have children up until March,” she said. “Now it’s in God’s hands. I would love to have a family.”

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Supermodel Naomi Campbell, who was sentenced for air-rage in June, has revealed the secret to surviving her troubles - B.F.F. Victoria Beckham.

“When I was going through my hard time recently she was immediately on the phone, asking me how I was doing and saying, ‘I hope you’re well,’ ” Campbell, 38, revealed to Britain’s Daily Mirror, which brought her on as a guest editor for its gossip column. “She was very sweet.”

“%26#91;We speak%26#93; pretty regularly about normal mundane stuff,” Campbell said. “We share girl stuff and she is so funny - people just don’t know her or get her.”

The Daily Mirror’s regular gossip columnists weren’t taking any chances with Campbell around. They both wore helmets and hid their Blackberries. But Campbell - who has a long history of anger-management issues - played along, happily posing with the journalists.

Naomi Campbell was sentenced to 200 hours community service and fined $4,500 on Friday after her guilty plea in court, where she admitted to assaulting two police officers in London’s Heathrow airport this April, PEOPLE has confirmed.

The supermodel, 38, admitted guilt to four of the six charges she was facing - two counts of assaulting a police officer; one of using threatening, abusive words or behavior to cabin crew; and one of using insulting, abusive, threatening behavior or disorderly conduct likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress.

The Crown Prosecution Service has decided not to pursue the other two charges.

“Ms. Campbell was aggressive, hostile and violent to people who were simply trying to do their jobs,” C.P.S. director Nazir Afzal said in a statement. “Her behavior fell far short of what is acceptable.”

Before court convened, a rep for the model told press she “regretted” the incident.

Last year, Campbell was ordered to attend anger management classes and complete five days of community service after she pleaded guilty to assault for throwing a cell phone at her housekeeper.

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While there’s ongoing turbulence for Naomi Campbell and her air rage woes, it’s still smooth sailing for the supermodel and her latest squeeze.

According to British newspapers, Campbell, 38, has been getting to know a new mystery man. Described as a Russian businessman, the model has so far kept his name under wraps - but there’s no denying their affections.

The latest photos show the two holding hands on a gangplank, embracing warmly and kissing as they bob around in the Mediterranean during a boat trip to the Italian isle of Capri. Other shots show them rubbing sunscreen on each other.

Campbell, who has struggled with anger management issues for years, is due in court on June 20, after being charged with six counts - three for assaulting a constable, two for using threatening, abusive words or behavior toward the cabin crew and one for disorderly conduct - following her April arrest at London’s Heathrow airport.

Playing together for the first time since 1988, Led Zeppelin rocked a capacity 10,000 crowd at London’s 02 arena Monday night - a crowd that included celebs like Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Mick Jagger and Paul McCartney.

The rock legends played a 16-song set that included staples like “Stairway to Heaven” and “Kashmir,” and they closed the show with the iconic barnstormer “Rock and Roll.”

In the audience? A few rock legends themselves: McCartney, Jagger and his girlfriend L’Wren Scott, Priscilla and Lisa Marie Presley, with her daughter Riley Keough and boyfriend Ryan Cabrera. Also there: Moss, Campbell, Pink, Juliette Lewis and Jagger’s former bandmate Bill Wyman.

Before the band started up, lucky VIPs enjoyed a dinner by Las Vegas’s rock-n-roll chef, Kerry Simon, who was handpicked by the band to cook a special dinner. On the menu: crab cakes, tuna tartar, sea bass, prime rib and a decadent chocolate dessert. Simon was flown in by a wealthy concertgoer who paid $250,000 to the Ahmet Ertegun Education Fund.

The show was originally scheduled for Nov. 26, but was postponed until Monday because guitarist Jimmy Page injured the little finger on his left hand. Critics were already raving about the performance (said NME: “We can only hope this isn’t the last we see of them”), prompting speculation that the legendary band may reform to tour - although guitarist Page earlier told British journalists that “merciless repetition is not what it’s all about.”

Supermodel Naomi Campbell is earning a rap sheet as long as her legendary legs. The 38-year-old catwalk diva has been charged with assaulting two police officers during an alleged luggage incident at Heathrow Airport last month, her lawyer and prosecutors said Thursday.

After reporting to Heathrow police Thursday, Campbell was charged on six counts - three for assaulting a constable, two for using threatening, abusive words or behavior toward the cabin crew and one for disorderly conduct - according to the Crown Prosecution Service.

It was only last year when Campbell, who is scheduled to appear at a west London magistrates’ court on June 20, was ordered to attend anger management classes and complete five days of community service after she allegedly threw a cell phone at her housekeeper.
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Naomi Campbell was released on bail just after midnight Friday - while London police ponder charges over her alleged airport assault.

The supermodel, 37, was arrested shortly after 5 p.m. Thursday, when police were alerted to a disturbance onboard a plane at Heathrow Airport’s problem-plagued Terminal 5.

Two sources tell PEOPLE the model spat at cops before being taken into custody for investigation of assaulting a police officer.

The Blame Game

So what exactly went down on that plane? Depends on whom you ask.

In a statement, Campbell’s reps pointed the finger at British Airways - and offered mitigating circumstances for the model’s flare-up. “Naomi was flying to Los Angeles for a memorial service on Thursday, April 3rd,” said her spokesperson. “She arrived at Heathrow Terminal 5 in plenty of time, checked her two bags in and was told they would make the flight.”

Once onboard the plane, the rep continued, “she was told one bag could not be found and was missing. BA decided to resolve this by insisting she leave the flight and then called the police to forcibly eject her.”

(British Airways has had a public-relations black eye ever since the new terminal opened last week. More than 20,000 suitcases have log-jammed in the supposedly state-of-the-art facility, forcing many flight cancellations.)

But an airport source painted a different picture of the notoriously fiery model. “She was really obnoxious when she arrived at the check-in and because of that, they didn’t let her into the VIP lounge,” said the source, adding that the situation “really kicked off” when Campbell tried to board the plane with two large, hand-held bags.

“She was asked to have the second bag checked in and that set her off,” the source told PEOPLE. “The aircrew had to call police. She threw a few things around the cabin and then spat at the cops.”

A law enforcement officer confirmed the incident, which resulted in Campbell’s being handcuffed and led away. “They tried to calm her but she lashed out at the cops, too,” the officer tells PEOPLE. “The last straw was spitting.”

Campbell’s rep denied the airport’s version of the model’s luggage woes, but did not address the alleged spitting.

What’s Next?

This is not Campbell’s first run-in with the British police.

The previous incidents were “not taken into account during the airport arrest,” said the police source. “But it will be considered in their decision if she should be charged.”

Campbell is expected to return to Heathrow sometime in the next six weeks to learn if she will face a trial.

Last year, Campbell was forced to attend anger management classes and sentenced to five days of community service in New York City after pleading guilty to throwing a cell phone at her housekeeper.

Naomi Campbell was arrested Thursday for investigation of assaulting a police officer at London’s Heathrow Airport, a source confirmed.

According to Metropolitan Police, officers were “alerted to a disturbance” at 5:11 p.m. at the newly opened Terminal 5, where travelers’ frustrations have flared due to baggage delays since opening last week.

“Subsequently, a 37-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of assaulting a police officer,” a police spokesperson says. “She was taken to Heathrow Police Station where she currently remains in custody.”

“Police were called to remove a passenger from a British Airways flight this afternoon,” a British airport authority spokesperson says.

The passenger was Campbell, awaiting the British Airways flight to Los Angeles, a source tells Reuters.

This is the latest alleged scuffle involving Campbell.

She was ordered to attend anger management classes and complete five days of community service last year working in a New York sanitation garage after she allegedly threw a cell phone at her housekeeper.