KATIE Price risks a new row with her ex Kieran Hayler over a TikTok video of their daughter Bunny.
Earlier this year, the mum-of-five was locked in a row with Kieran after posting a TikTok of their youngest child dancing to K Camp’s Lottery – known as the Renegade dance.
“Kieran thought some of the dance moves Bunny was doing in the video were way too grown up for a seven year old,” an insider said at the time, and it was taken down hours later.
Now, Katie has shared another video of their eight-year-old daughter Bunny singing and miming along to a sped up version of Cheerleader by Omi.
Bunny can be seen in a white t-shirt and socks in the video and the youngster wears headphones.
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She starts by miming to the song before getting up and doing a dance routine, and uses a makeup brush to pretend to apply makeup as the song says “do you think I’m pretty.”
In another video shared shortly after, Bunny and her brother Jett, nine, play around with makeup.
Brett puts some on his younger sister and they giggle as they try on different lip liners in the clip.
Comments were turned off Bunny’s new dancing video, which was shared on Katie’s personal TikTok account.
“He doesn’t want videos of his daughter dancing online. It’s completely inappropriate,” a source previously said of Keiran.
Katie’s rep said at the time that her team “hadn’t received any contact from Kieran or his team regarding the video of Bunny”, while Kieran’s rep told The Sun: “The post was deemed wholly inappropriate and Miss Price was advised to take it down. She’s a child of 7 – content like that isn’t appropriate to share online.”
And the pair have clashed over online videos of their kids before.
The Sun revealed that Kieran had reported Katie to police after she posted a video of son Jett, 8, riding in a car without a seatbelt on.
He took action after seeing the clip of Jett in the moving car posted on Katie’s account.
There was no belt visible above the colourful green t-shirt that he was wearing.
The law states that you must wear a seat belt if one is fitted to the seat. You can be fined up to £500 if you don’t wear a seat belt when you’re supposed to.
“This is not an isolated incident – Mr Hayler has asked Miss Price on numerous occasions to ensure the children are appropriately belted in transit.
“It appears that yet again Miss Price has ignored the legal requirement as set by our government by law to ensure the children’s safety.”
