Bailiffs have descended on Katie Price's Mucky Mansion in Sussex as the former glamour model faces eviction amid her bankruptcy. Over ten officials arrived at the £2 million property on Thursday morning, with five vehicles entering the grounds at 10am. Security personnel were also on standby to secure the site after a mortgage lender repossesses the keys.
The eviction follows a court order served earlier this year, with a warrant giving bailiffs authority to take possession. The property, known as the Mucky Mansion, has been left in disrepair, with rubbish strewn across the 3.5-acre site. Items including a rusted sign bearing her daughter's name Princess, a pink satin sofa, smashed wardrobes, and white goods were abandoned. The swimming pool was covered in green algae.
Price, 46, has previously shared her moving preparations on social media, posting videos of packed household items and removal trucks. An insider revealed that Price believes the house is haunted and has been dreading the eviction. However, Price has insisted it was her choice to leave, calling the property 'cursed' and saying she 'hates' it.
In an interview, Price said: 'I've been wanting to get out of my old house for absolute years. It's been nothing but hell in there... It is absolute cursed. My anxiety got worse with that house. There was a point when I couldn't even walk up the driveway without having a panic attack.' She added that leaving is 'the best thing I've ever done.'
The Mucky Mansion has been the subject of a Channel 4 documentary and has hit headlines for various incidents, including a recent attempted break-in. Sussex Police confirmed they received a report of suspicious behaviour on June 4, but two men were searched and released with words of advice.
