Katie Price's boyfriend JJ Slater UNFOLLOWS Conor McGregor after she was pictured partying with him in Ibiza
KATIE Price's boyfriend JJ Slater has unfollowed Conor McGregor on Instagram after she was pictured partying with him in Ibiza.
Page 3 legend Katie, 47, was snapped in a barely-there red and white bikini cuddling up to the UFC star, 36, at Ocean Beach during a rowdy day out on the Spanish party island.
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Grinning for selfies and dancing among the crowd, the mum-of-five looked in her element as she joined a host of celeb pals - including Wayne Lineker, Jamie O'Hara and Dean Gaffney - at the event.
Conor later posted a photo from the event with Katie, captioning it: "Katie Price Forever."
But behind the scenes, the pictures didn't go down well with JJ, 31, who swiftly hit the unfollow button on Conor's account.
A source told The Sun: 'JJ had been following Conor on social media for around six months.
"Katie and JJ went to Ireland a few months ago and Katie took him to Conor McGregor's pub and introduced them.
"Katie was already following Conor on socials, and after that he followed her back and JJ also started following Conor.
"Now, after Katie was snapped partying with Conor in Ibiza, JJ has unfollowed Conor.
"He didn't like seeing the pictures of them having a whale of a time on the party island, he thought it looked disrespectful.'
JJ, who found fame on Married at First Sight UK, has been dating Katie since earlier this year, with the pair recently enjoying a string of PDA-filled outings.
Katie's tiny figure was on full display as she cuddled up with Conor during the wild party earlier this month.
The reality star nearly slipped out of her tiny bikini as she danced among the crowd with the boxer.
Showing off a deep bronze tan and slender frame, Katie beamed next to Conor as she posed with fans and the boxer.
With a tiny red and white bikini barely keeping her famously enhanced boobs covered, Katie delighted in the revelry on the day out.
JJ's representatives have been contacted for comment.
Fans have grown concerned for the star in recent weeks during her increasingly slender frame.
Katie has repeatedly shut down speculation she had started using weight loss jabs – and hit back at critics of her weight loss.
Speaking on her Snapchat in May, Katie said: "Yes I've lost weight.
"Yes that what I've wanted to do, I've wanted to lose weight.
"Because the past three, four years ago when I broke my feet and I was in a wheelchair for 10 months because they said I'd never walk again, and obviously you put weight on being in a wheelchair.
"And then I did all the IVF stuff, that also puts on weight.
"So yeah I did put on weight and I hated it, I felt uncomfortable and it wasn't me."
She then explained how, after finishing her failed IVF treatment, she became more active with healthy eating.
"Everyone is talking about it - it's driving me mad," she said. "I'm healthy and I do eat.
"If you look at old old pictures of me in the Jordan days, I was always skinny."
The mum-of-five underwent a £1,500 bum filler procedure in May which she livestreamed on TikTok from the operating table.
She told the camera: 'You can grow old gracefully, but I don't want to grow old gracefully.
"If there's procedures out there to be done, I will take advantage of them. And at least I'm being honest.'
Just weeks later, she shared that she had gone for more, further enlarging her rear.
Plasters from the treatment were still present and bleeding on her bum by the time she arrived in Ibiza, with Katie showing off the bandages by the poolside.
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