Katie Price continues to fuel reconciliation rumours as she’s joined by cheating husband Kieran Hayler at nightclub
KATIE Price continued to fuel rumours she is reconciling with her cheating husband Keiran Hayler after he joined her for a nightclub appearance on Friday.
Although the couple were careful not to be photographed together, they had also both attended a Halloween-themed 'Shocktober' event in Sussex just hours before.
Katie flashed the flesh in an off-the-shoulder black playsuit teamed with knee-high suede black boots and leather belt.
Kieran coordinated in a pair of black trousers and ribbed jumper as he made his way separately into Kingston-Upon-Thames' nightclub Priyzm.
Earlier, The Sun Online exclusively revealed that Kieran, 30, hid from photographers when arriving with Katie at Shocktober Fest amusement park in Sussex, accompanied by Junior, 12, and Princess, ten.
Our source at the venue saw former builder Kieran dodging snappers as they headed into the VIP event at Tulleys Farm in West Sussex - near Katie's farm home.
"She looked happier than ever. However, Kieran was stood at the side smiling and trying to keep undercover. They looked happy."
This isn't the first time Kieran and Katie have sparked rumours that they have rekindled their romance.
Last month, Kieran seemed to suggest he and Katie are still sharing a bed when he posted a pic from their boudoir.
The former glamour model split from her third husband back in August after discovering he had cheated on her with their children's nanny, Nikki Brown.
Kieran also reportedly accompanied her to to the birthday celebrations of her friend Jo Mansell and to her gig in Swindon last month.
During one recent show, Katie revealed Kieran had gone back to therapy for sex addiction, having previously cheated on her with her best friend Jane Pountney in 2014.
Kieran revealed this week that he's been keeping a self-improvement journal - and he also posted a motivational message on Instagram, which may have impressed his ex.
It read: "God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change: courage to change the things I can: and wisdom to know the difference."