Katie Price's horse-riding apparel business KP Equestrian Ltd has been removed from the Companies House register, marking the latest financial blow for the 48-year-old star.
The company, which sold leggings, body warmers and T-shirts for equestrian enthusiasts, was part of Price's efforts to clear debts exceeding £3 million. However, filings showed the business had just £1,000 in its bank account and a total worth of £15,000.
Husband remains in Dubai prison
The closure comes as Price's husband Lee Andrews, 43, serves time in Dubai's Al Awir prison over unpaid debts, which have now grown to over £100,000 in fines. Price has insisted she will not contribute to his release.
"There’s nothing I can do," she told The Sun. "I’m not here to pay anything for anyone. I’ve got my own life. Even though he’s part of my life."
Business operations ceased
The company's website is no longer functional, and its social media account has not posted in two years. The Daily Star has approached Price's representatives for comment.
