Katie Price’s mucky mansion is STILL a mess with clothes piled up in the kitchen, grubby floors and holes in the walls
KATIE Price’s mucky mansion is STILL a mess with clothes piled up in the kitchen, grubby floors and holes in the walls. The My Crazy Life star revealed her eleven-bedroom home was in disarray last year and was determined to sort it out. The 40-year-old went on a mission to fix the outside with a […]
KATIE Price’s mucky mansion is STILL a mess with clothes piled up in the kitchen, grubby floors and holes in the walls.
The My Crazy Life star revealed her eleven-bedroom home was in disarray last year and was determined to sort it out.
The 40-year-old went on a mission to fix the outside with a lick of paint and new windows and scrubbed the kitchen area clean – which was previously seen in a state.
But the Sussex property is a long way off from being tidy as photos from Instagram revealed dirty floors, piles of clothes and peeling wall paper.
In one snap, she poses with a friend as clutter piles up behind her and items, including a mop and bucket, are left discarded.
Katie’s mucky mansion in West Sussex was so revolting last year it was deemed potentially unsellable.
The former glamour model’s £2million home had fallen into such disrepair that it may have been difficult to find a buyer, according to an expert.
In August, The Sun’s Bizarre column exclusively revealed the mum-of-five’s huge pad is messy because she let her dogs poo inside her home and the previous month, pictures showed the property strewn with rubbish and dirty furniture.
Now, an insolvency practitioner has indicated that her house is unlikely to sell for very much were it to be put on the market.
What’s more, they say it may also be of very little value to creditors if Katie, is made bankrupt.
Diane Dunion, of Dunion & Co. in Stoke-on-Trent, told Daily Mail: “Say the only asset she’s got is the house, by the time the bankruptcy trustee gets her out of the home, which can take up to two years, then very often the bankruptee doesn’t pay the mortgage and leaves it in a bad state.
“I’ve had the experience that the debtor has made a mess of the house and really are you going to pay your mortgage? Possibly not.
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“The house will sell for less, you’ve got the costs on top, then there won’t be anything left for the creditors.”
Last year, The Sun exclusively revealed how Katie is trying to sell her £2million home.
The house in Horsham, West Sussex, costs Katie around £10,000 a month to maintain, and the Daily Star reported she was trying to offload it to save some cash.
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