Katie Price turns heads in bold bikini on Dubai beach after 'arrest' warning
Katie Price stunned passers-by as she donned a neon bikini while enjoying a beach break in Dubai, just days after fans urged her to be careful about offending locals with her outfit choices
Katie Price once again turned heads as she strutted through the surf in a barely-there neon bikini, while she enjoyed a beach break in Dubai. The former glamour model and reality star showed off her assets as she soaked up the sun, fresh from partying in Ibiza with Wayne Lineker.
Mum-of-five Katie, 47, flaunted her surgically-enhanced body in the vibrant orange two-piece, showing off a multitude of tattoos and deep bronzed tan. Her black hair was slicked back as she walked through the shallow waters, having undergone countless procedures.
Her striking look comes just weeks after she had her 17th breast augmentation, sparking fresh waves of debate over her decision to continually go under the knife for her looks. Although she's criticised by many for her surgeries and extreme weight loss, the Pricey remains defiant in her choices.
Katie's recent outfit from her Dubai trip, a see-through mesh dress that showed off all her curves, caused fans to voice their concerns that she'd be arrested. One user commented on her Facebook upload: "I didn't realize in Dubai you could walk around like that I always thought Dubai had a strict clothes policy. I must have got that wrong !"
Another was more blunt, fuming: "You'd be arrested for wearing that in dubai." A third added: "That outfit is totally disrespectful!!," while a fourth said: "She is a bit under dressed, respect the country your in."
Although there are no laws for dress code, there are around respecting UAE culture. Any tourist who is deemed to be wearing inappropriate clothing is asked to agree not to do it again - if they do, legal action could then be taken.
Katie has been candid about her cosmetic surgery, regularly discussing her procedures online, in interviews and on podcasts. Recently Katie revealed she has had one procedure that she regretted, despite the fact she's now on her fourth.
The BBL is popular with celebrities including Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, and it involves injecting fat into the buttocks to enhance their size and shape.
The augmentation uses the patient's fat, harvested through liposuction. But Mucky Mansion star Katie admitted her botched Brazilian butt lift left her in severe pain.
Speaking to Katherine Ryan on her What's My Age Again podcast, Katie admitted it was her biggest surgery regret. When asked the question, she replied: "The bum," before adding, "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."
In June, Katie reflected on the heartbreaking emotional forces behind her ever-changing appearance and obsession with her looks. In a recent TikTok live, Katie candidly admitted she feels inadequate.
A fan asked her: "Why do you keep getting surgery?" To which Katie replied: "That is a very good question, so obviously I've had lot of therapy because I've had trauma in my life.
"I think surgery stems from something from when I was younger, and me feeling I'm not validated or good enough. It must have started form there. But to be honest, I quite like having the surgery it makes me look fresh.
"I'm 47 in May, and when I look at people I went to school with, I think they look haggard, you can grow old gracefully, but I don't want to grow old gracefully. If there's these procedures out there to be done I will take advantage of them and at least I'm being honest."
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