Kate Moss takes on '50 Shades of Grey' for Comic Relief Kate Moss made many men's dreams come true this morning by reading a steamy extract from 'Fifty Shades of Grey' live on Radio 1 in aid of Comic Relief. The supermodel took part in the radio station's bid to raise £200,000 for Comic Relief by encouraging listeners of her friend Nick Grimshaw's Breakfast Show to donate £200,000 to hear her read an extract from Fifty Shades of Grey. READ: David Gandy enlists fashionable friends for Comic Relief auction Dubbed '50 Shades of Kate', the notoriously silent supermodel read an extract from the ever-popular 'mummy porn' novel as it was announced that the station had raised more than the target sum. Admitting she was nervous as she broke her silence, the model said rather self-deprecatingly "there's a reason I don't talk!," before reading a not-too-steamy extract, much to the delight of the various male artists also in attendance (the lucky Union J and Conor Maynard) at the Radio 1 studio. But she needn't have worried as she even managed to make "slipping out of my black flats" sound sexy. The task was just the latest contribution Moss had made to Comic Relief's fundraising efforts for Red Nose Day, which takes place tomorrow. The Croydon-born super has also modelled the official Stella McCartney-designer T-shirts , donated a handbag to David Gandy's auction , and taken part in numerous comedy sketches for the cause over the years. Kate Moss with Nick Grimshaw at Radio 1. Photo: @R1Breakfast