Reality television mainstay Katie Price has boldly declared the start of a "new chapter," signalling a significant professional shift in the wake of her highly publicised bankruptcy and the departure from her notorious West Sussex home.
The 45-year-old media personality, whose financial woes have been tabloid fodder for years, is channelling her energy into a surprising new venture. Price is pivoting towards the wellness and fitness industry, with plans to launch her own exclusive fitness programme.
This reinvention comes hot on the heels of her finally selling the infamous 'Mucky Mansion,' a property that became symbolic of her turbulent financial and personal struggles. The sale marks a tangible step towards closing that difficult chapter of her life.
"It's a new chapter for me," Price announced to her followers, radiating optimism. "I'm working on something new in the fitness and wellness space. It's going to be on a new platform, and I can't wait to share it with you all."
While her presence on the subscription-based platform OnlyFans is well-documented, this new project suggests a deliberate move to diversify her brand beyond adult-oriented content. She aims to leverage her massive online following to build a more sustainable and multifaceted business empire.
This journey follows her being declared bankrupt for a second time in March 2023 over an unpaid tax bill of approximately £750,000. The sale of her home was a key condition of her bankruptcy agreement, allowing her to begin settling her debts and looking toward the future.
Fans have met her announcement with a wave of supportive messages, commending her resilience and unwavering ability to reinvent herself amidst relentless public scrutiny.
