Katie Price's boyfriend JJ Slater 'unfollows' Conor McGregor after her wild time partying with the UFC star in Ibiza
Katie Price 's boyfriend JJ Slater has reportedly hit the unfollow button on Conor McGregor after she attended a raucous party with the UFC star in Ibiza.
The 47-year-old was seen nearly spilling out of her tiny bikini as she had a wild time partying with the 36-year-old sports star at the famous Ocean Beach Club.
Conor later shared a snap with Katie from the event on Instagram, captioning it: 'Katie Price Forever.'
But it seems the snaps didn't sit well with JJ, 31, who wasted no time in unfollowing Conor on Instagram, according to The Sun.
A source told the publication that JJ had been following Conor on social media for around half a year after Katie introduced them at his pub in Ireland.
They explained: '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.'
MailOnline has contacted JJ's representatives for comment.
JJ, who found fame on Married At First Sight UK, has been dating Katie since earlier this year.
Katie sparked further health fears from fans as she cuddled up to Conor with her tiny frame on display.
She was all smiles with her pearly-white teeth as she showed off her slender arms and waist as well as razor-sharp jawline.
Katie, also known as Jordan, boasted a bronze complexion as she danced beside Irish mixed martial artist Conor, 36.
Conor went shirtless for the booze-filled party, wearing just a pair of red shorts and a white hat with his heavily tattooed chest on display.
Since arriving in O Beach in Ibiza, Katie has caught up with famous pals including Wayne Lineker, Dean Gaffney and Jamie O'Hara.
The mum-of-five previously addressed her shrinking figure back in May on Snapchat to worried fans.
She 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.'
Last month, Katie branded herself 'ugly and disgusting' as she watched back video footage of herself undergoing plastic surgery in Turkey.
In January, the mother-of-five flew abroad for 'tweaks' to her sixth £10,000 face lift and documented the trip for a new YouTube video.
Speaking on The Louis Theroux Podcast last year, Katie explained that she has never been happy with her body.
She said: 'I always said I haven't got body dysmorphia but there's definitely something, I don't know what it is...
'I've never looked in the mirror and thought I'm pretty or whatever.'
However, despite having had at least six face lifts, Katie insists that she is not scared of aging.
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