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Katie Price continues to clean up her £3million Mucky Mansion when a container was spotted taking rubbish away from the Sussex estate on Wednesday.
The former glamor model, 44, bought the house in 2014 and in 2021 she decided to give it a makeover so she could move in with her kids.
New aerial photos show workmen leaving the house with a container full of unwanted goods as filming begins for her Channel 4 series Katie Price’s Mucky Mansion.
Clean Up: Katie Price continues to clean up her £3million Mucky Mansion when a container was spotted taking rubbish away from the Sussex estate on Wednesday
She tossed out a rusty old horse statue after her 2.6 million Instagram followers agreed she should remove it.
Katie got a payday of £45,000 when she landed a second series of her show.
Shooting started in 2022, but the production company has to stop shooting because the building is too ‘dirty’ to film in.
Home: The former glamor model, 44, bought the house in 2014 and in 2021 she decided to give it a makeover so she could move in with her kids
Garbage: Workers were spotted leaving the house with a bin full of unwanted goods as filming began for her Channel 4 series Katie Price’s Mucky Mansion
Filming: Katie got a payday of £45,000 when she landed a second series of her show
An insider told The Sun: “There are piles of old clothes and free gifts that Katie sent, and bags of trash and old hangers.
“It’s very dirty in the parts of the house that haven’t been refurbished, and it’s damp and moldy – the hot weather lately hasn’t helped.
“They had to hire a specialized company to get a lot of the stuff out so the crew can get in safely.”
The source added: “I think it’s been full of rubbish again since the last show was filmed.”
An insider told The Sun: “They had to hire a specialist company to move a lot of the stuff out so the crew could get in safely.”
Bizarre: She tossed out a rusty old horse statue after her 2.6 million Instagram followers agreed she should remove it
Cleaned up: the shooting started in 2022, but the production company has to stop shooting because the property is too ‘dirty’ to film in
It comes after Katie is reportedly facing a new council dispute after her fiancé Carl Wood’s once again turned her filthy mansion into a used car park.
The car salesman was spotted earlier this year using the grounds of the dilapidated house in West Sussex to thrash a fleet of his cars, having previously run his business from his father’s home in Essex.
On Wednesday, Carl launched another investigation after a ‘Mercedes, Range Rover, Jaguar and VW Beetle’ were spotted outside after the previous probe was closed in March, The Sun said.
Seller: Carl launched an investigation after a ‘Mercedes, Range Rover, Jaguar and VW Beetle’ were spotted outside, after the previous probe closed in March, according to The Sun
The publication reports that the previous investigation was launched in December last year but later closed, with a second now “pending consideration.”
If you trade vehicles from home, town planning laws require a town planning permit to be obtained to change the use of the property.
It could be considered to affect the ‘environment, road safety, character of the area and neighbours’ houses’ which the decision for Carl’s case is due December 5.
MailOnline has reached out to representatives of the couple for comment.
In December Carl strengthened his car business and now sells 12 luxury used cars at her Mucky Mansion in Horsham.
He added to his collection as his ad on Autotrader inviting potential customers into his partner’s former home, offering buyers a choice of 12 engines, including a £24,995 Porsche Panamera and a £31,995 Mercedes M-class.
It’s because Katie was given a 16-week suspended sentence and a two-year driving ban for crashing her uninsured BMW X5 while disqualified and under the influence.
Despite not being able to legally get behind the wheel herself, it doesn’t stop Katie’s partner from thrashing his luxury used vehicles on her property, while the hunk has added more cars.
Banned: It’s because Katie was recently given a 16-week suspended sentence and a two-year driving ban for crashing her uninsured BMW X5 while disqualified and under the influence (photo out of court)