Naomi Campbell discusses her drug addiction during TV appearance

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                Getting emotional: Naomi Campbell was reduced to tears on The Jonathan Ross Show, which aired in the UK on Saturday eveningSeriously speaking: The former model became weepy while talking about her battle to control her rage
Naomi Campbell discussed her infamous anger issues on The Jonathan Ross Show in the UK on Saturday night.
When quizzed about her past, the obviously emotional British supermodel explained to the TV host:  'Anger is an emotion. There were things I had to deal with. You have to deal with it.'
Then the 43-year-old weepily tells Jonathan; 'I'm crying, you made me cry!'
Famous for her rages, Naomi was accused of committing violence against employees and associates between 1998 and 2008.
In 2006 she famously threw a cell phone at a housekeeper that landed her in a New York court the following year charged with assault, to which she pleaded guilty. 


Sofa so good: The 43-year-old relaxed on TV host Jonathon Ross's couch as she talked about her pastShe was ordered to pay an undisclosed sum in reparation, perform five days of community service - which she did dressed in her designer outfits - and attend anger management classes.
Smiles better: The frequently dour beauty laughed openly and seemed happy to be on the show                                 Glittery me: The gorgeous Brit looked fab in a white sparkly dress with plunging neckline   Glittery me: The gorgeous Brit looked fab in a white sparkly dress with plunging neckline

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