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Fresh blow for Katie Price as massive car collection is ‘taken by bailiffs’ from Mucky Mansion amid bankruptcy battle
The former cage fighter sued his ex over an alleged leaked sex tape
KATIE Price's fleet of cars appeared to be taken by bailiffs after they swooped on her 'Mucky Mansion' to recoup large debts.
The 45-year-old was ordered to pay ex-husband Alex Reid £250,000 four years ago after an alleged leak of a sex tape, but the sum is yet to be settled.
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Bailiffs were pictured arriving at the countryside property to seize items and it looks like a number of vehicles were part of their haul.
Photos show at least eight vehicles outside the recently refurbished home before the visit, but afterwards only three remain.
The Sun has contacted a representative for Katie for comment.
Last month the debt collectors were seen pulling up at a garden centre opposite the Horsham home to reclaim the money.
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Alex Reid, 48, who was married to Katie, 45, from 2010 to 2012, won his case after Katie allegedly leaked an explicit sex tape and photos of him.
The former MMA star sued his ex-wife for "distributing private information – some of it of a sexual nature" which "violated his right to privacy".
It came after Katie was accused of playing an explicit video clip of Alex while filming an episode of Celebrity Big Brother's Bit On The Side.
The mum-of-five has recently been hosting makeup master classes and hanging out with Geordie Shore star Chloe Ferry.
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Katie dodged a court hearing for the sixth time as a judge tried to bring her bankruptcy case to an end.
The reality TV star, who has raked up debts of £3.2million, was due to appear before the bench this month but it has been shifted to the end of April.
Katie is battling to save her £2million Sussex pad.
Legal notices previously placed on the property prevent her from selling the home herself.
At the last hearing in September, Katie was expected to tell the court how she planned to meet her debts or else prove that she needs the property as crucial to her work.
But as she logged on to the webcam link, she launched into a rage against other people on the call before the hearing could even start and the case was adjourned.
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