Katie Price took inspiration from somewhere very close to home for World Book Day – herself – when she dressed up her daughter Bunny, 9, as a mini-me.
The former glamor model, 45, shared a photo of her youngest daughter wearing a red top, cargo pants and a cork hat.
Katie said she chose herself as Bunny’s costume because she has “written 54 books” and “there is no denying that she is a successful author.”
However, one person pointed out that Katie had made a bit of a blunder, because children are supposed to dress up as characters, not authors.
This would have made sense if Bunny had been holding up Katie’s autobiography, but instead she posed with one of her Perfect Ponies books.
Katie Price took inspiration from somewhere very close to home for World Book Day – herself – when she dressed her daughter Bunny, 9, as a mini-me
Katie pictured during her second jungle stint in November 2009
The former glamor model, 45, shared a photo of her youngest daughter wearing a red top, cargo pants and a cork hat
Alongside the photos, Katie wrote: ‘Well you can’t deny her mother has written 54 books so you can’t deny I’m a successful author hence Bunny dressed up as me in the jungle for National Book Day.’
The critic wrote in the comments section of her post, “It’s mean to be a character, not an author…”
It comes shortly after she faced backlash for allowing Bunny to have a YouTube channel despite the 13 age restriction with parental controls.
She has had a falling out with her ex-husband Kieran Hayler over their children Bunny and Jett’s use of social media.
Kieran called out Katie after Bunny posted a series of videos on the platform in November, saying: ‘Where is the parental protection and security?’
Bunny has previously been banned from TikTok for being a minor, with the platform also imposing a strict age requirement of thirteen.
YouTube states that it does not allow children under the age of 13 to create their own channels or accounts, and that children between the ages of 13 and 17 should only access them with parental permission.
Alongside the photos, Katie wrote: ‘Well you can’t deny her mother has written 54 books so you can’t deny I’m a successful author hence Bunny dressed up as me in the jungle for National Book Day.’
Katie with her friend and co-star Michelle Heaton after emerging from the jungle in 2009
The critic wrote in the comments section of her post, “It’s mean to be a character, not an author…”
On her channel, where comments are disabled, Bunny has shared videos of herself lip-syncing and dancing while talking to fans.
She also posted a skincare routine video where it looked like she got the cream from a brand.
A source said The sun: ‘I was so shocked when I saw it. Kieran and Katie have been at war over Bunny’s social media for months, but Katie clearly doesn’t care.
“Bunny shows off her bedroom with clothes and litter all over the place and makeup all over the house.
“I don’t know why Katie doesn’t delete it.”
Kieran previously told the publication that social media sites are a ‘dangerous’ place for young and vulnerable children.
He said his ex-wife often discusses her fears about the children’s safety after kidnapping threats, but will let them “talk to strangers on social media sites.”
Katie and Kieran welcomed Bunny and their son Jett, 10, during their eight-year marriage, which lasted from 2013 to 2021.
She is also mother to Junior, 18, and Princess, 16, who she shares with her ex-husband Peter Andre. She also has Harvey, 21.
The ex-glamour model, 45, is at loggerheads with her ex-husband Kieran Hayler over their children Bunny (pictured right), 9, and Jett’s use of social media
It comes shortly after she faced backlash for allowing Bunny to have a YouTube channel – despite the 13 age restriction with parental controls