IN a fresh blow for Katie Price, TikTok stars have ‘exposed her messy house’ after a home break in.
Mum-of-five Katie, 46, was officially booted out of the mansion at the end of June after being declared bankrupt for a second time earlier this year.
Katie – once worth £45million – moved into the mansion ten years ago.
But the pad fell into disrepair as her chaotic personal life and finances spiralled out of control.
And now the £2million pad has been raided by TikTokers, who decided to sneak into the mansion and show their fans around.
The TikTok account, named Side Quest Exploring, sees those who run it going to abandoned places across the UK and filming it.
This time, it was the glamour model’s former pad, as the TikTokers filmed the exterior.
The house appears completely derelict, with an overgrown lawn surrounding it.
One person commented beneath the video: “Horrible looking house,” while another said: “What a state such a mess.”
A third added: “So gross, s***hole,” and a fourth penned: “She ruined a lovely house.”
Bailiffs turned up at the 11-bedroom property near Horsham, West Sussex, to take back the keys on June 26.
It is now being manned round the clock by security guards and CCTV cameras have been installed, but the TikTokers managed to get a close look at the property.
A sign on a fence outside reads: “WARNING. This is a secure area protected by CCTV Guarding & Protective Marking Technology.
“All activities are recorded to aid in the prosecution of any crime against this facility.”
A source said: “It’s clear they are trying to get the house in a condition in which they could sell it for a reasonable price.
“Katie absolutely trashed the place and it’ll take a lot of cash to get it up to a standard where they could get anywhere near its true value.
“It probably won’t be too long until we see it on the market.”
In 2022 her attempts to renovate the home featured in Channel 4‘s Katie Price: Mucky Mansion.
OnlyFans model Katie, who has an unpaid tax bill of more than £750,000, was declared bankrupt for a second time earlier this year.
She was served an eviction notice in April, which had been extended until June 26.
