Katie Price updates fans on sun-soaked holiday as she tells them 'what a night'
Katie Price has updated fans on Instagram while enjoying a sun-soaked holiday.
The mother of five has been giving her followers with glimpses of her getaway, recently sharing a story where she flaunted her tanned complexion in a revealing silver top. The ex-glamour model showcased her tight facial features, accentuated by defined eyebrows and fuller lips, as she struck a pout for the camera.
Opting for a sleek ponytail and full-on glam makeup, Katie was ready to hit the town. She shared her excitement with her fans, saying: "After 7 hours of travelling and melting on the beach what a night."
This comes after Katie reportedly spent £10,000 on a new facelift, adding to her history of cosmetic procedures. She gave her Snapchat followers a candid look at her post-surgery appearance, complete with tapes across her face and cheeks, reports the Mirror.
Her caption read: "From my last surgery, there are just a few little bits that I want tweaking. Well, they need tweaking. So here I am getting ready. That's the worst bit for me, the needle. The needle's done so now I can relax."
Despite being candid about her numerous surgeries, Katie has expressed a reluctance to undergo further procedures in the UK after a previous one went awry.
She also revealed her updated appearance following additional filler injections in her posterior, although she confessed that her botched Brazilian butt lift was the most regrettable surgery she's had.
Katie Price candidly discussed her cosmetic surgery on Katherine Ryan's What's My Age Again?
podcast. Describing her least favourite procedure, Katie shared: "I tried that BBL abroad where they take your own fat and put it in your bum. It was so painful. And it just did not look right on me."
She mentioned that she underwent the procedure in Turkey and remarked that although it was an unfortunate experience, her enthusiasm for overseas cosmetic enhancements hasn't waned. "I would never have surgery in England again. Ever, ever," she openly admitted. "I'd always have it abroad."
Earlier in the year, Katie also firmly declared her intention to avoid further BBLs, expressing on The Katie Price Podcast her commitment to shaping up through exercise: "I'm starting the gym next week. I've decided I'm not going to have filler or implants, I'm going to work my a*** off at the gym. I'll take before and after pictures, though it'll probably take a year to get my bum where I want it."
Dr Gerard Lambe, a high-profile UK plastic surgeon from Reflect Clinic, aired serious concerns in New Magazine, cautioning: "Katie needs to be aware that she is putting her health and body under extreme pressure with the now countless number of procedures she's had done in the last year alone."
Lambe highlighted the risks associated with BBL surgery, providing an ominous insight: "BBL is one of the most dangerous surgeries anyone can undergo and it has the highest mortality rate – it's one of Katie's riskiest surgeries yet. She is dicing with death," he warned.
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