The star is attempting to claw back her lost fortune on the adult based subscription site
KATIE Price has made a desperate attempt to rake in some extra money with a filthy message to her followers.
The cash-strapped personality issued a new plea to her fans, offering them a brand new deal on her OnlyFans page.
Katie, 46, was recently arrested on the tarmac at Heathrow Airport after she failed to attend court for her bankruptcy case on July 31.
She flew out to Istanbul hours before she was due in court as part of her £760,000 bankruptcy fight.
The former My Mucky Mansion personality was blasted by a judge after claiming she had been charged £50,000 to receive legal advice.
But now, it seems she is taking to desperate measures in an attempt to regain some of her lost fortune.
The former I’m A Celebrity campmate posted on the adult subscription site that fans could get a special deal for a glimpse of her large assets.
For only $15.99, fans would be able to buy a naked picture of the former Celebrity Big Brother winner.
The image would see the personality ‘on all fours, a*** up and not wearing a bra’.
This comes after JJ Slater’s friends and family have begged him to dump Katie after her court drama, following her arrest.
The 31-year-old reality star found fame on MAFS UK last year, and was first linked to Katie at the start of 2024.
Katie sparked rumours that she’s engaged to JJ after showing off a huge diamond ring on her left hand.
However, it seems that his nearest and dearest are not onboard with the romance, especially since his fashion firm suffered a £31k loss.
A source told The Sun: “Everyone is worried and telling him to end things. He was really together before meeting Katie but the chaos surrounding her is not good for him or anyone really.
“It’s like Katie thrives off the chaos but JJ isn’t like that. It’s not just personally, but professionally.
“He worked hard to get his clothing brand off the ground and associating with her won’t do that any good.”
In court, Judge Schaffer told Katie that she should seek legal advice.
The judge told her she simply needed a solicitor which should cost no more than £500.
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Source: Los Angeles Times (edited)
