KATIE Price is desperately trying to claw back some cash amid her double bankruptcy by selling video messages to fans.
The former glamour model, 45, has signed up to a celebrity messaging site in a bid to make some much-needed money.
Katie failed to turn up to a bankruptcy hearing in court last week and is currently holidaying in Cyprus with her MAFS star boyfriend JJ Slater.
But the huge amount of cash she owes clearly isn't far from her mind.
Taking to Instagram during her sunshine break, mum-of-five Katie has revealed her latest money-making plan to fans.
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She has posted a shot from her new Cameo profile, saying: "Book a personal video message from me on Cameo."
Katie's profile is currently offering fans personalised messages for a price of £120 each.
She is described on Cameo as a "Model, Author, Podcaster", with her biography reading: "Katie Price is an English model, author, and podcaster known for I'm a Celebrity...Get me out of Here!, Celebrity Big Brother, and her glamour modelling work."
There is a selection of message types to choose from, including Mother's Day greetings, birthday videos and even a 'roast'.
You can also ask Katie a question or grill her for some advice for the same £120 fee.
Katie was first declared bankrupt in November 2019, with debts of £3.2million.
Last month she was declared bankrupt again, owing the taxman £760,000.
She had been due to appear in court last Friday for another hearing concerning her finances, but instead gave it a miss. She then flew to Cyprus with her boyfriend JJ.
Judge Mark Mullen, sitting in London, was told Katie’s assistant had sent an email last Thursday stating the model and TV personality could not attend the court hearing because of anxiety and depression.
Judge Mullen said a medical letter with the email did not give enough detail about Katie’s health issues.
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He said: “There is a consistent pattern here of last-minute adjournments being sought on the basis of quite scant medical evidence.”
The judge ruled she must turn up at the next hearing on May 3, or send more detailed proof of why she could not attend.
Otherwise a warrant will be issued for her arrest.
