A judge has issued an arrest warrant for Katie Price after she failed to appear at her £760,000 bankruptcy court hearing – having seemingly flown abroad.
SHE SAID ‘NO’ TO COURT APPEARANCE
The former glamour model, 46, is thought to have travelled to Turkey for another round of cosmetic surgery, despite ‘very clear warnings’ she needed to attend court.
A jet-setting Price appeared to share a snap of herself on a plane munching a sandwich yesterday just hours before her looming court hearing this morning.
SHE SAID ‘YES’ TO TURKEY
Posting on Instagram, the debt-riddled beauty model shared a picture of her snack, adding: ‘Crisp sandwich is the best.’
It’s believed Price – whose £2million ‘mucky mansion’ was recently repossessed – was joined on the jaunt by pal Lou Anderson.
Lou shared the news she was heading to Turkey for a tummy tuck next week, Price seemed to confirm she would be joining her as she replied: ‘Yes girl turkey here we go’
Lou then replied with a series of clapping emojis and wrote: ‘Come on my girl’.
According to The Sun a court official disclosed earlier this week that the case against Price was still listed for 10.30am.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN NOW?
She could now be taken into custody having failed to appear at court.
Insolvency and Companies Court Judge Catherine Burton said Price had received ‘very clear warnings’ that she must attend the hearing on Tuesday.
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DETAILS OF HER LAWSUIT
The former model was due to face questions about her finances in the specialist bankruptcy court in London from barristers representing the trustee of her two bankruptcies.
A judge at a previous hearing said Price risked arrest if she did not attend further court dates, adding evidence must be provided if she could not appear.
COURT RULING
Issuing the arrest warrant, Judge Burton said Price had ‘failed to attend today’s hearing’ and had provided no explanation for her absence.
She said: ‘It is in my judgment necessary that the court issue a warrant for Ms Price’s arrest.
