Katie Price reveals new face and admits she ‘can't SMILE' after getting MORE surgery in Turkey
grin and bear it Katie Price reveals new face and admits she 'can't SMILE' after getting MORE surgery in Turkey
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KATIE Price told fans she 'can't smile' as she showed off her new face after jetting to Turkey for more surgery.
The former glamour model, 47, flew out this week to have the work done, following a £10,000 facelift in August.
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Katie told fans she 'can't smile' after her latest surgery
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She jetted to Turkey this week to have the work done
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It comes after she and daughter Princess were caught up in rumours of a rift
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In a new snap posted to social media, Katie was seen posing in a pair of huge sunglasses while her trademark plumped pout looked painfully tight.
The mum-of-five captioned her post: 'I can't smile.'
Katie previously shared a first-look at her face after the surgery, posing with bandages around her ears and tape by her eyes and nose.
Her Married At Fight Sight UK star boyfriend JJ Slater was also supposed to be going under the knife but was forced to cancel his plans due to complications related to his diabetes.
Despite the nature of the trip, Katie's time in Turkey is no doubt a distraction from rumours of a rift between her and daughter Princess Andre.
Katie, who shares Princess, 18, and son Junior, 20, with ex-husband Peter Andre, has claimed she was banned from seeing her daughter as she shot scenes for her reality show The Princess Diaries.
Both of them were in Ibiza at the time and Katie told how, when she attempted to meet up with Princess in a bar, she was blocked by members of the crew.
Ahead of the show's debut, Katie shared her frustrations at 'not being allowed to go near' the documentary, with Princess moving in with her dad, Peter Andre, while she shot it.
Show bosses reportedly told Katie she could not be a part of the series, with a source telling The Sun that Katie felt "isolated and disregarded".
"She loves Princess so much and is supremely proud of the young woman she is becoming," they said.
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"Princess told her mum that she needed to distance herself publicly and yet chats to her all the time behind closed doors.
"She feels a bit like Brooklyn Beckham, with no one in the Andre family really speaking to her.'
Meanwhile The Sun revealed today how Katie has landed a bombshell documentary about her life in the spotlight.
The three-part show, said to be the definitive history of one of Britain's best-known celebrities, has been snapped by Sky and is likely to air early next year
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