Katie Price risks £500 fine and fury of ex with video of daughter Bunny in the car

KATIE Price has risked getting a £500 fine after sharing a clip of her daughter Bunny appearing to travel without a seatbelt. 

The TV star, 44, uploaded a video of her seven-year-old in the back of a moving car on TikTok.

There was no belt visible above the blue green t-shirt that she was wearing.

The law states that you must wear a seat belt if one is fitted to the seat.

You can be fined up to £500 if you don’t wear a seat belt when you’re supposed to.

Katie's pet chihuahua was also spotted in the video climbing over her shoulder.

According to the Highway Code animals should be restrained as if you're deemed to be distracted , you can be fined £1,000 on the spot for 'careless driving'. This carries a maximum fine of £5,000 and nine penalty points depending on the severity of it.

In the past fans have hit out at Katie for being irresponsible while travelling with her kids, and on this occasion she quickly deleted the TikTok video.

Last year she broke the law by travelling with her son Jett on her lap on a 60mph road.

Government law states children should use a child car seat until they’re 12 years old or 135 centimetres tall.

It's because children under 12 are at risk of being injured by the car airbag if seated in the front seat of a car.

It was also reported in 2019 that Jett, then five, and Bunny, then four,  or car seat - just one week after her driving ban was lifted.

Fans also spotted in 2018 that her youngest kids were not wearing a seatbelt as they were 

And back in April Kieran, who is the father of Katie's two youngest kids, Jett, eight, and seven-year-old daughter Bunny, hit out at Katie after seeing Jett in the back of her car without a seatbelt on.

Kieran's rep told The Sun: "Kieran is alarmed by Miss Price's clear lack of attention and duty of care to ensure her children are safely restrained in travel.

"This is not an isolated incident - Mr Hayler has asked Miss Price on numerous occasions to ensure the children are appropriately belted in transit.

"It appears that yet again Miss Price has ignored the legal requirement as set by our government by law to ensure the children's safety."

Katie's rep has been contacted for comment.