Katie Price seen crying at make-up masterclass ahead of court date and is comforted by pal Aisleyne
KATIE Price was seen crying at her make-up masterclass this evening ahead of her court date today, which could see her sent to jail.
The model, 44, is due to be sentenced after pleading guilty to breaking a restraining order and appeared overwhelmed as she was comforted by her pal Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace.
Katie’s latest masterclass took place at Aisleyne’s salon in London and things got too much for her at one point as she wiped away her tears.
Aislyene was on hand to offer her a shoulder to cry on and no doubt some supportive words ahead of the big day.
It comes after The Sun revealed that Katie begged her younger sister to move her wedding day forward just in case she is put behind bars.
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The family celebrated yesterday as Sophie tied the knot to Harry Brooks.
Last month Katie pleaded guilty to sending a "gutter s**g" text to her ex-husband Kieran Hayler about his fiancee.
A judge previously warned Katie could end up jailed for breaching a restraining order after sharing the "vile and nasty" message aimed at Michelle Penticost, her ex-husband's fiancee.
She faces a maximum sentence of five years in jail after admitting to the charge at Lewes Crown Court in a huge U-turn.
Judge Stephen Mooney told Price: "Clearly you have accepted responsibility for an offence and pleaded guilty while you were on a suspended sentence which means you are at risk of going to prison.
“I will need to know the relevant parts of the background to consider what the appropriate sentence should be.
“Don’t be under any illusions, you run the risk of receiving an immediate custodial sentence."
The reality star spent 12 hours in police custody after being arrested at her mucky mansion in January over the text messages.
Katie messaged Kieran: "Tell your c****** w***e, piece of s**t, girlfriend not to start on me," before calling her a "gutter s**g".
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