KATIE Price gave fans a bruised pout after getting lip fillers before teasing her next procedure.
The former glamour model said that her recent weight loss had meant her bottom had "shrunk".
Katie, 45, shared a video just moments after her lips were done telling fans: "I know they look bruised but I absolutely love it."
Opting for the 'butterfly lip' filler, she proudly displayed her fuller lips.
"And talking of surgery, I can't wait to have more bum filler, because where I've lost weight I need a little bit more in my bum," she added, panning the camera to her bottom.
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In another video she said "I'm getting my lips done! Woooo! I can't wait and then I'm having a consultation about my bum because it's shrunk."
Katie recently got herself in trouble after promoting a low-calorie diet on Instagram.
She did an advert for The Skinny Food Co, which encouraged a diet that fell below 800 calories a day - sparking outrage among fans.
The Instagram reel featured Katie, 45, making meals for herself throughout the day and talking about her efforts to lose weight.
But the post left some fans furious. One commented: "Katie. 800 calories is not even enough for a toddler. Eat proper food, not that.”
Another said: "It’s not good, sorry.. and a calorie deficit like that you will just put it back on.. up your calories to 1700 exercise and eat healthy.. hope this helps because this won’t x.”
In the video, the mum-of-five, who was recently made bankrupt for a second time, said: "I am making my delicious coffee, with the caramelised biscuit Skinny Food zero calorie syrup."
She then made lunch for herself and dinner, saying: "Here I am, God look at that double chin, here's why I'm on the Skinny Foods, Jesus, look at that double chin.
"Now, everyone knows I love a curry, so tonight, I am making a chicken tikka takeaway meal."
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A caption stated: "Another example of how you can eat so many delicious meals and snacks in the day.
"If I have a bad day I like to go in a calorie deficit to ensure it's not a bad week!"
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) received two complaints that the post was not recognisable as an ad and irresponsible for promoting a diet low in calories.
The ASA also challenged whether the weight loss claims for the products shown in the ad were authorised by the Great Britain Nutrition and Health Claims Register.
Not Guilty Food Co Ltd, trading as The Skinny Food Co, said that the reel included '#ad', which they considered sufficient.
The firm also said it could not control what Katie ate, but that being in a "calorie deficit" was a proven way to achieve weight loss.
Katie agreed to remove the ad and confirmed that she followed a calorie deficit approach, which she believed many people in the UK did, and asked for further information on how to make similar posts compliant in future.
