KATIE Price’s fuming ex Carl Woods has dumped her iconic pink car back on her driveway – claiming she asked him to hide it from bailiffs for her.
Carl, 35, who split from Katie in December last year, took to social media to leave a stinging message for his glamour model ex, and took a swipe at her new relationship to boot.
The car salesmen claimed in his rant that the mum of five has asked him to hide her famous vehicle away from her home so it wouldn’t be seized amid her bankruptcy struggle.
Bailiffs swooped on her Mucky Mansion earlier this month, where a number of vehicles were seized as part of efforts to claw back some of her debts.
Katie was ordered to pay her ex Alex Reid £250,000 in damages four years ago and the money is yet to be settled, so debt collectors have moved on.
Now Carl has made allegations that Katie wanted him to help cover up some of her assets.
He wrote on instagram: “@katieprice I delivered your pink range rover today that you hide from bankruptcy and you owe me money on.
“By the way it’s a gift from me while you mug bankruptcy off. Don’t text me no more please.”
He then took a swipe at her relationship with new man, JJ Slater from Married At First Sight UK.
“Let @johnjoeslater pay your bills,” Carl ranted. “It’s on her drive. Maybe her family hide it. Who knows? Bird paid for it in cash…….”
A spokesperson for Katie declined to comment when approached by The Sun.
Katie recently dodged a court hearing for the sixth time as a judge tried to finally draw a line under her bankruptcy case.
The reality TV star, who has a eye-watering debt of £3.2million, was due to appear before the judge this month but it has been bumped to the end of April.
Katie is fighting to avoid losing her £2million Sussex pad.
Legal notices previously placed on the property stop her from selling the place herself.
Katie is also said to have run up an eye-watering tax bill
As well as her other finanical woes, Katie reportedly owes HMRC £760,000 in unpaid tax, VAT and late payment penalties.
According to court papers seen by MailOnline, there had been a “failure to comply with a statutory demand for a liquidated sum, payable immediately”.
It continued: “The debtor is justly and truly indebted to us in the aggregate sum of £761,994.05.
“To the best of our knowledge and belief the demand has neither been complied with nor set aside.”
£535,700 in unpaid national insurance or self-assessment tax make up the majority of the debt, as well as £40,000 in late payment fines.
At the last hearing in September, Katie was meant to tell the court how she planned to meet her debts or prove that she needs the property because it is vital to her work.
But as she logged on to the webcam link, she launched into a tirade against other people on the call before the hearing could even begin and the case was postponed.
