Katie Price returns to 'hateful' Mucky Mansion on a horse after bankruptcy hell
Glamour icon, Katie Price, was forced to leave her sprawling Mucky Mansion in Sussex after being declared bankrupt for the second time last year
Katie Price has returned to the Mucky Manion on a horse a year after being evicted following her bankruptcy hell. The glamour icon, 46, left the sprawling pile in Sussex after being declared bankrupt for a second time last year.
Katie, who has downgraded to a smaller property, and has now cleared her debts, told her followers she 'hates' her old house as she filmed herself outside with her riding gear. Telling her fans she goes riding past the property, while sporting a black hat white 'Don't Doubt Yourself' t.shirt, and high-waisted jodhpurs, she said: "So funnily enough, I am outside the old Mucky Mansion, next door. I absolutely hate the old house." Pointing at large field, she continued: "That was my old field. When I had to give the keys back, they gave me an ultimatum [to repair it]. They gave me two years and I didn't want to spend all that time doing it. £500 to £800 grand I got quoted!"
After endless back and forth about her future at the property, the former glamour model confirmed she was leaving the Mucky Mansion, which featured in Katie's Channel 4 makeover series, not long after being served eviction papers last year.
Katie purchased the house in Horsham, West Sussex, in October, 2014 for £1.35million.
The Mirror reported the OnlyFans star was sent a letter, dated April 24, 2024, stating that 'the eviction will take place on May 29, 2024, at 10am'.
The letter also stated that the court had 'issued a warrant or writ for the possession of the property'.
A year later and Katie is now free of her financial burdens after admitting the last six years of her life have been "hell".
The mum-of-five was declared bankrupt for the second time last year, owing a whopping £750,000, which forced her to downgrade her home and leave the Mucky Mansion.
However, the Pricey recently revealed that she has cleared her debts as she opened up about 'learning her lesson' on a recent episode of The Katie Price Show.
Speaking to her sister, Sophie, she declared, proudly: "I'm not bankrupt anymore! I'm out of it, I'm out of both of them.
"The last six years have been hell - mentally and personally - everything has been hell. I've worked so hard to communicate and get rid of what caused all the trouble and I'm out of it.
"It's such a nice feeling not to be bankrupt anymore. I'm in control of everything now."
Katie is now moving forward and enjoying spending time with her Married At First Sight star boyfriend, JJ Slater.
The reality star, 32, pops in Katie's video outside the Mucky Mansion as he tells her to enjoy her horse ride.
Responding, Katie tell her beau to enjoy his run before asking him to "show us those f*****g sexy legs" as JJ, sheepishly obliges.
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