Katie Price left ‘upset’ as x-rated naked shower video leaks online amid her bankruptcy battle
As a seasoned observer of public figures’ lives and their financial woes, I find myself intrigued by Katie Price’s ongoing saga. It seems that this former model is no stranger to the complexities of bankruptcy proceedings, having been declared bankrupt not once but twice within a few years.
Katie Price is heartbroken after discovering that some intimate shower photos of hers were posted on the internet.
A well-known model, aged 46, who has been called to court for failing to pay a tax debt amounting to £750,000, is said to earn around £2.2 million annually from an adult content platform.
Katie asks her fans to pay £11.77 monthly for the privilege to bypass her subscription barrier, and many are willing to pay more for customized requests.
More recently, she disrobed in the shower for a single client, only to find out later that explicit videos from that incident have since been posted on various social media platforms.
A source told The Sun: ‘Katie is really upset that one of her videos has been leaked.
‘She’s been charging people to see special content and now it’s free for all to see.
‘Katie puts a lot into her work so it’s tough to see people taking advantage of her like this.’
TopMob has contacted Katie’s representatives for comment.
Following the disclosure that Katie was offering intimate photos of herself, taken on a sunbed, for £25 apiece on OnlyFans, I found myself intrigued by the tantalizing glimpses she was providing to her followers.
Her finances have come under scrutiny of late after she was declared bankrupt for the second time.
In early July, as part of her court proceedings, she was instructed to relinquish control over her six vehicles: a Volkswagen Beetle, a Nissan model, two Range Rovers, a Suzuki Vitara, and an Infiniti FX50.
However, she has been posting that she is still on possession of her pink Range Rover.
Last month, Katie re-posted on social media a photo shared by the account @Pkautosmart showing her vehicle, indicating that it had recently received new brake installation.
‘New brakes for this beaut done today,’ the post on her Instagram Story was captioned.
TopMob has contacted Price’s representatives for comment.
Last week, Price’s bankruptcy court session was postponed to allow for a ‘confidential meeting’, as her legal team expressed concerns that disclosing her financial details in public could harm her ‘psychological health’.
On August 27, the model was spotted at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London, donning a monochromatic black ensemble and shades.
During the court proceedings, her attorney, Bertie Beor-Roberts, requested a delay, which was approved by Judge Nicholas Briggs, the head of the Insolvency and Companies Court.
Previously, Price had been detained at London’s Heathrow Airport on August 8 due to non-attendance at a court hearing regarding her significant outstanding debt of approximately £760,000.
The judge instructed her unequivocally that she is required to show up on August 27th, without any exceptions or alternatives such as travel overseas, vacations, or absences.
Accompanied by her attorney, Price made her way to Court 15, which is a part of the Royal Courts of Justice at Rolls Building.
As a fervent admirer, I couldn’t help but find myself urging Beor-Roberts to appeal to Judge John Briggs for a postponement. I passionately advocated that she be given the opportunity to confer privately with her creditors and the official receiver, thereby shielding the specifics of her financial history – including her income and expenditures over the past five years – from public scrutiny in court.
The attorney mentioned her psychological well-being, stating that testifying publicly before the media and providing in-person testimony might exacerbate her condition.
‘Ms Price has long been subject to intense media scrutiny’, he said.
He referred to her ‘PTSD and ADHD’ and told the court that ‘these conditions would be exacerbated by a public examination of her personal affairs.’
She provides thoughtful responses when interviewed privately, as she isn’t subjected to the pressures often associated with media scrutiny.
Additionally, he suggested that the court extend her deadline for submitting necessary documents related to her substantial tax debt and lack of payments to creditors from her defunct businesses.
As a trusted lifestyle advisor, I’d like to clarify a point: In adherence with a prior court mandate, I ensured the necessary documents were duly delivered, just as Price was instructed to do.
He mentioned that her financial situation was intricate and convoluted, requiring additional time for her to find the documents demanded by her creditors.
Previously, the individual on trial exhibited no signs of emotion throughout the court proceedings and instead fiddled with her lengthy, dark tresses while her legal representative requested a postponement.
As a die-hard admirer, I’ve found myself on edge, bracing for the day when the legal eagles would grill me about my financial affairs. The reasons are twofold: my inability to settle my outstanding debts promptly and my struggle to meet my tax obligations.
One day, Alex Reid, her former spouse, made an appearance at the court located within the Rolls Building, a section of the Royal Court of Justice in London. He took his seat in the area reserved for the public.
In the Insolvency Court, Courtroom 15, Price found himself seated next to his designated companion, Lynne Rickwood. However, it seemed that Price was oblivious to the fact that he had entered the courtroom while wearing a bright pink t-shirt and shorts.
He is one of her creditors and is owed over £250,000.
The Chief Judge of the Insolvency and Companies Court, Nicholas Briggs, considered the attorney’s arguments, acknowledging that there had been previous instances of delay in this case.
‘My concern is that we have been here before,’ he said.
Derragh O’Connell, representing the trustees, agreed to the proposal for a confidential meeting, noting that recent events have been recurring themes throughout the bankruptcy proceedings.
He continued: ‘We need progress in relation to this matter as quickly as possible.’
O’Connell informed the judge that Ms. Price has been communicating since her arrest, but requested that the private conversation transpire under strict conditions.
The judge, Briggs, allowed for a postponement and questioned Price about promising the court that she’d show up for the confidential hearing scheduled on September 24th.
Price replied: ‘I do.’
The court date for discussing her bankruptcy cases has been set for February 11, coming up next year.
Leaving the courtroom, she commented, “I trust you journalists will craft an excellent article today, won’t you, despite the less-than-admirable content you often produce, gentlemen.”
After the hearing, her former husband, Reid, commented to the media that she is enjoying a luxurious lifestyle while the victims are not receiving any compensation.
‘How is she funding her legal team today.’
Last month, after returning from Turkey, she was apprehended in the UK and temporarily held at a police station in west London. Later that day, an on-call magistrate granted her release on bail.
The following day, she went to the Royal Courts of Justice dressed in a beige ensemble with a black veil to hide her wounds from a facelift she’d undergone for 10,000 pounds in Turkey.
Judge Daniel Schaffer, a Deputy Insolvency and Companies Court Judge, requested the model to promise or assure the court that she will appear for another hearing regarding her financial matters on August 27 at 10:30 am.
Price confirmed that she understood she must attend and later said: ‘I will move my diary for it.’
As a result, Judge Schaffer withdrew the arrest warrant that had been issued against her on July 30 by another judge, due to her absence at an earlier court hearing.
Previously, Price clarified that she wasn’t avoiding issues, instead, she was engaged in producing a documentary about corrective surgeries during the court proceedings.
In an Instagram post (since removed), Price expressed understanding that he would likely be held at the airport for questioning, as it seems that’s what the court believes is appropriate under the circumstances.
I truly hope, for the wellbeing of my son who is here with me, that they grant him some respect and safety, at the very least for his benefit, because witnessing such a scene would be incredibly distressing for him.
Although I recognize the gravity and significance of the issue, I can’t help but feel as if I’m being unjustly accused or treated like a suspect.
On August 8th, photos depict the ex-model being escorted away by law enforcement officers upon their arrival around 7:45 PM, accompanied by her 22-year-old son Harvey and boyfriend JJ Slater (31 years old), who was subsequently tasked with retrieving her luggage.
Earlier, Price received an eviction order for her ‘Dusty Manor’, requiring her to vacate it by the end of May. Since then, she has relocated to a newly rented Tudor-style house that costs £5,000 per month.
In March, she faced bankruptcy again due to an outstanding tax debt amounting to £761,994.05, which marks her second bankruptcy declaration following the initial one in 2019.
By the end of July, she asserted that everything was taken care of regarding her second bankruptcy, following her eviction from her residence in Sussex.
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2024-09-03 01:50