Katie Price's £10k facelift looks tighter than ever as she ditches underwear for skintight outfit
The ruched two-piece set by JYY London
features
an off the shoulder top that snugly hugged her body and an ankle length skirt.
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Katie Price showed off her new facelift last night
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She modelled a two-piece set in her garden
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The skirt started in a bodycon style but flared out to flow at the bottom all the way down to her bare feet.
Her long black
hair
matched the tight style of the fit, tied up into a high slicked back ponytail to accentuate her bold makeup and cosmetic work.
In the video, captioned 'British
summer
is summering', Katie was outside in her yard being recorded from behind as she walked onto a wooden patio and into the house.
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From
the view
of her outfit at the back, it seemed that Katie was underwear-free to prevent tan lines.
Followers of
The former glamour model, 47, wasn't overly pleased with her previous facelift and quickly sought action to get it fixed abroad at the beginning of the year.
Back in January, Katie took to
Snapchat
to
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'From my last surgery, there are just a few little bits that I want tweaking,' the TV personality confessed.
The main thing Katie felt unhappy with was her 'pixie ears', as she mentioned not liking the way her facelift made her ears stick out more prominently.
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In the tweakment surgery, Katie had her ears removed, re-stitched in place and pinned back to lay flatter against the side of her head.
Over recent weeks the mum of five appears to be in good spirits, enjoying the warmer
weather
and the fashion that comes with it by modelling various other JYY
London
pieces online – for which she's a brand ambassador.
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Katie ditched her underwear in the green co-ords
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