Katie Price marked her ‘resurrection’ as she put on a very busty display as she posed up a storm on the cover of the boys’ magazine as the publication made its comeback this week.
The TV personality, 46, said she was back in her “element” of glamor modeling after first being catapulted to fame in the 1990s under the stage name Jordan.
Katie looked sensational as she donned a very skimpy black swimsuit for the shoot, which featured a flared neckline and hugged her tiny waist.
Looking back on her modeling days fondly, she described it as “a good time” in her life amid the current bankruptcy and legal troubles.
Telling the publication: ‘When I do a shoot for Loaded I just feel free and in my element and I love it.’
Katie Price, 46, marked her ‘resurrection’ as she put on a very busty display as she posed up a storm on the cover of the lads magazine as the publication made its comeback this week
Katie looked sensational as she donned a very skimpy black swimsuit for the shoot, which featured a flared neckline and hugged her tiny waist.
The TV personality said she was back in her ‘element’ of glamor modeling after first being catapulted to fame in the 90s under the stage name Jordan (pictured in 2001)
‘Loaded represents a beautiful time in my life. I loved it, enjoyed it, it was always an achievement when I was on the cover because there were so many girls who wanted to be on the cover.
‘I’ve always looked forward to it and especially when the magazine came out, I saw myself there, in the shops, with my face on the cover! And now I’m back, and so are you!’
Katie owes £750,000 to the tax authorities and has been declared bankrupt twice after blowing away a multi-million pound fortune over the past decade.
She avoided having to discuss her finances at the public hearing last month after her lawyer said she was suffering from PTSD and asked her to reveal how she spends her money during a private meeting.
An insolvency judge at the High Court agreed to the request, saying the timing of the meeting should be kept secret.
Katie was warned that she must comply fully with the court or face arrest for a second time after being locked up for skipping a court hearing to undergo the £10,000 facelift in Turkey.
Bailiffs evicted the star and her family from their West Sussex home in May after she failed to make monthly mortgage payments.
Katie was declared bankrupt for a second time in March over an unpaid tax bill of £761,994.05, after first declaring bankruptcy in 2019.
Looking back fondly on her modeling days, she described it as “a good time” in her life amid the current bankruptcy and legal troubles.
She said: ‘Loaded represents a good time in my life. I loved it, enjoyed it, it was always an achievement when I was on the cover because there were so many girls who wanted to be on the cover
”I’ve always looked forward to it and especially when the magazine came out, I saw me there, in the shops, with my face on the cover!” And now I’m back, and so are you!’ (Katie pictured at the 10th anniversary of Loaded magazine in 2004)
Last month, Channel 5 released the hour-long documentary Katie Price: Where Did The Money Go? from ITN Productions.
The program looks at how the media star went from squandering a multi-million pound fortune to ending up bankrupt and facing criminal charges.
It charts Katie’s humble beginnings to creating the Jordan persona, up to the most recent days – and reveals how ‘overspending and the bad decisions led her to it’.
It has also been reported that the price of Katie’s former Mucky Mansion has been completely reduced after a sale fell through.
A buyer had been waiting for weeks to be found for the £1.5million home after the former glamor model was evicted for failing to pay the mortgage.
But the nine-bedroom home is back on the market for a drastically lower price tag after previously being listed.
A new advert for the house shows it is now selling for £1.35 million.
It represents a sharp drop of £150,000 for the country house, set in 30 acres, which was central to Katie’s life for many years.
Katie won’t see a penny for the sale as it will be eaten up by the debts she previously incurred against the Sussex house.
When the house was first put on the market, a brochure told potential buyers not to fall into Katie’s empty pool, and also warned that the land could become contaminated by waste.
An online advertisement said the pad could be converted into an ‘impressive family home’ after renovation.
Katie owes £750,000 to the tax authorities and has been declared bankrupt twice after losing a multi-million pound fortune over the past decade
It has also been reported that the price of Katie’s former Mucky Mansion has been completely reduced after a sale fell through
With no mention of its famous former owner, the advert described the property as: ‘A substantial detached family home with three reception rooms, nine bedrooms and four bath/shower rooms over three floors plus a one bedroom outbuilding.’
Bailiffs evicted the star and her family from their West Sussex home in May after she failed to make monthly mortgage payments.
The former model had paid £1.35 million for the property from former Tory colleague Francis Maude in 2014 and it was featured in a Channel Four series as she attempted to renovate the house.
When she moved out, she claimed the house was “cursed.”
About Mucky Mansion, she said, “I only have bad memories in that house,” and emphasized that moving will be the start of a new chapter in her life.
Cleaning crews were called in to clear the piles of rubbish and refurbish the property before it was put on the market by local estate agent HJ Burt.