Katie Price and her daughter, Princess Andre, recently embarked on a lavish shopping spree at London’s iconic Selfridges, a striking contrast to Price’s well-documented financial difficulties.
Despite facing bankruptcy twice and a judge’s recent warning to curb “extravagant” spending, Price appeared uninhibited as Princess documented their day on TikTok. The video reveals a whirlwind of luxury, from browsing jewelry to dancing in changing rooms.
A particularly memorable moment captured Price enjoying a simple sandwich – pulled from within a £1,500 Louis Vuitton handbag – while inside the prestigious Cartier boutique. It was a scene that spoke volumes about her continued embrace of a high-end lifestyle.
The pair’s haul was substantial, requiring a taxi overflowing with Selfridges bags. Price playfully remarked, “I’m knackered, it’s been a tough day,” hinting at the energy expended during their retail therapy.
Price remains under an income payments order, obligated to allocate 40% of her earnings to creditors until 2027. This arrangement stems from outstanding debts, including a significant £761,994 owed to HMRC as of February 2024.
Her previous bankruptcy proceedings were marked by missed court appearances and a brief period of remand following a Turkish getaway, highlighting the complexities of her financial situation.
However, both bankruptcies have since been discharged, allowing Price to express relief and a desire to move forward. She publicly thanked supporters for their encouragement throughout the process.
Legal counsel explained that Price initially lacked a full understanding of the bankruptcy process and the importance of court attendance. Since engaging a legal team, she has demonstrated full compliance with the trustee overseeing her debts.
Prior to the discharge of her bankruptcies, Price was subject to a strict repayment plan and later an order to contribute a significant portion of her income from platforms like OnlyFans towards her debts.
Despite the financial pressures, Price has continued to pursue personal investments, including cosmetic procedures, defending her choices as necessary to maintain her income and fulfill her obligations.
She maintains that her actions are driven by a commitment to resolving her financial challenges, emphasizing her determination to navigate these “extremely challenging times.”
