Katie Price could be homeless just months after selling Mucky Mansion
Katie Price is facing the possibility of homelessness as she may need to vacate her rented accommodation. The ex-glamour model and television personality has previously been candid about her housing issues, having had to relinquish her 'Mucky Mansion' due to escalating debts.
Currently, the 47 year old resides in a mock Tudor, four-bedroom house in Sussex, where she's been for the past eight months, paying approximately £5,000 per month in rent. However, Katie has recently discussed her future at this property, acknowledging that she's reached a turning point.
Despite claiming to earn a substantial income from her adult content subscription service and various brand partnerships, Katie has confessed to facing difficulties securing a guarantor for a new rental.
"I was supposed to have this place for about two years," she remarked about her present abode, before revealing: "The guy who owns it – such a nice guy – he let me have the place even though I didn't have a guarantor.
"And I've been on time with all the payments, as you should, bills and everything. But now he wants to sell it."
On her podcast, The Katie Price Show with sister Sophie, Katie elaborated: "It p****s me off. Some houses I look at, I can't get a guarantor. Some people don't earn money like me to be a guarantor," reports the Mirror.
"One house I do want, the landlord wants six months' rent up front in case I miss a payment and he also wants a guarantor – even though I've got the best reference ever from this guy. It's so annoying. Because that guy has read the papers and that, I get judged on it. It's so annoying."
Sophie tried to reassure Katie, pointing out: "Nowadays with renting they are asking for more, it is more competitive."
But Katie, who has always been open about her difficulties, revealed: "The truth is people don't realise I got into all that bankruptcy stuff not because I didn't want to pay but because I had a breakdown."
The television personality has faced bankruptcy twice - first in November 2019 and again in March 2024, with both cases subsequently discharged. Her previous residence, Mucky Mansion, which she bought in 2014 from Francis Maude, went on the market in December following her eviction over money problems.
Earlier this month, Katie revealed she'd begun searching for fresh accommodation on Rightmove after learning her current landlord planned to sell up.
She shared: "I've got to move house as the guy who owns it wants to sell the house now. So, I've got to go on the house hunt again.
"I might go closer to the kids' school. I am gonna talk to the guy, he might let me stay there a bit longer but he might not."
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Should she be unable to remain, Katie is keen to relocate nearer to her children's schools. In December, she eventually secured a buyer for Mucky Mansion after slashing the price twice.
The property was initially on the market for £1.5 million, before being reduced to £1.35 million.
However, the celebrity, who was ousted due to mortgage arrears, later dropped the price to £1.15 million. Unfortunately, she didn't receive any proceeds from the sale as it was used to settle her outstanding debts.
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