KATIE Price’s Instagram followers are all saying the same thing after she released a new clip from her upcoming TV show Mucky Mansion.
The Channel 4 series documents Katie’s efforts to renovate her dilapidated Sussex home after years of neglect and disasters including a fire and break-ins.
However, fans were quick to point out that Katie is yet to pay off debts totalling more than £3million, including £500,000 on the property for which she has been hit with a repossession order.
She faces losing the house if she cannot stump up the cash to pay off her debtors before a repossession hearing.
A Land Registry search for the property reveals owner Katie owes money to both Kensington Mortgage Company and solicitor Archerfield Partners LLP.
One of her followers commented: “Anyone else would have been evicted and house repossessed if they owed as much money to the mortgage company as you do ..how you stay there still is bizarre..”
A second said: “I’m pretty sure that if i like just decided to stop paying my mortgage to buy bolt on boobs and turkey teef, and i owed more than my house is worth then i simply woulda lost my home.”
In the clip Katie yells “yeah baby” as he she gets to work spray painting her furniture.
The 43-year-old doesn’t mind getting her hands dirty for the home improvements at her run-down Sussex pad.
She wrote on Instagram: “One thing I absolutely love is crafting and creating things, especially with the kids. During this series I’ve found lots of things I can make do and mend. Such fun – tune in next week to see my creations!”
In true Pricey style, she is wearing a pale pink hard hat and matching hi-vis vest as she spritzes her furniture.
Katie was recently horrified to learn that she’s lost £1million on the property after it fell into disrepair and plunged in value.
The mum-of-five bought it from former Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude in 2014 for £2m.
But since then her home has been hit with a string of bad luck, including burglaries, fly tipping and flooding.
Former glamour model Katie has landed a Channel 4 show – which starts in two weeks – that will follow her attempts to make her mansion habitable again.
A source said: “Katie knew it was in a bad state, but when she found out it’s now worth less than a million – half it’s original value – while filming the new show, it was a real shock.
“She’s going to do everything she can to get it back to it’s former glory and make it worth something again. It’s a real disaster for her.”
Katie was left devastated in 2020 when intruders ransacked the property.
They flooded the upstairs by leaving the taps running – causing thousands of pounds of damage to her newly done-up kitchen.
The trespassers also rummaged through Katie’s personal boxes in the loft to see what they could find.
Last year her Mucky Mansion was targeted by thieves once again. Katie returned there to find that a haul of personal photographs had been stolen.
In 2018 part of the house was damaged by fire as her seven-year-old son Jett’s bedroom went up in flames.
The blaze, which was put out by Katie’s stepdad Paul, started in the first floor bedroom and has left the room and the hallway blackened by smoke.
Katie also told last year how fly tippers had dumped junk at the property.
Speaking on her YouTube channel, Katie said: “This is my house that I don’t live in at the moment because of all the fly tipping that was done.
“Everything was stolen, it was burgled twice in a row and my ceiling has collapsed where they left the tap on.”
