Katie Price’s pregnant sister Sophie reveals the gender of her second child in sweet post
Katie Price’s pregnant sister Sophie announced the gender of her second child in a sweet post on Monday.
The 34-year-old podcaster co-hosts The Katie Price Show with her older sister, 45, and is already the mother of Albert, who turned three in May.
She posted a heartwarming video on social media revealing she was pregnant with a baby girl, filming Albert as he held two pink balloons.
Sophie then added: ‘Little sister loading…
‘#pregnancyjourney #littlesister’, accompanied by an emoji of a pink ballet shoe.
Katie Price’s pregnant sister Sophie revealed the gender of her second child in a sweet post on Monday
The podcaster, 34, co-hosts The Katie Price Show with her older sister, 45, and is already a mother to Albert, who turned three in May (with her second pregnancy revealed in May).
After the announcement, her responses were flooded with congratulations.
In early May, Sophie announced on Instagram that she was expecting a second child with her husband Harry Brooks.
In the Instagram post, Sophie and Harry took a selfie with Albert in the middle and all three holding an ultrasound image.
She captioned the exciting news, “Round two…Due November 2024” with a series of emojis, closing with, “#pregnant #secondtrimester #babydue2024.”
This came after Katie admitted she ‘wished’ she looked like her ‘natural’ sister Sophie, despite her own penchant for plastic surgery.
The former glamour model, who recently revealed the results of her fourth round of lip surgery fillers in five weeks, has had everything from facelifts to full-body liposuction and fat injections in her buttocks.
Last year she underwent her 16th breast enlargement in 2022, opting for 2120 CC implants, in a bid to achieve the ‘biggest breasts in Britain’.
But when we talk about The Katie Price Show Katie recently explained that she would rather look like Sophie.
She posted a heartwarming video on social media revealing she was expecting a girl, filming Albert holding some pink balloons
She captioned it: ‘Loading little sister… #pregnancyjourney #littlesister’, along with a pink ballet shoe emoji
Her comments were flooded with congratulatory messages following the gender announcement
The TV personality was born to Ray Infield and her mother Amy. He left when the model was just four years old, after which Amy married Paul Price and had Sophie.
Katie said they are “both so different” and that they have “very similar mannerisms.”
This came after Katie advised young girls not to have plastic surgery at all, as she considered it ‘harmful’.
The former glamour model said there is “nothing worse” than girls in their 20s getting fillers, and she says she is not a “hypocrite” as she did not have anything done to her face until she was 40.
“There’s nothing worse than when these young girls, and I’ll say it, in their early 20s, all get fillers, all get lips, all get boobs,” she said in the How to fail With Elizabeth Day podcast.
Katie said: ‘I’m not a hypocrite, but I didn’t start doing my face until I was in my 40s. Yes, I’ve had a breast augmentation, but I haven’t had fillers. I didn’t have Botox until I was 27/28.’
In early May, Sophie announced on Instagram that she was expecting a second child with her husband Harry Brooks
The couple co-host The Katie Price Show
Katie was born to Ray Infield and her mother Amy. Paul left when the model was just four years old, and Amy married Paul Price and had Sophie (pictured)
Katie admitted that she had tried getting her lips injected, but hadn’t perfected the technique yet, and it left her “looking like a duck.”
The queen of plastic surgery, who has reportedly performed over 17 breast augmentations, lamented that young girls today all “look the same” due to their obsession with lip and facial fillers.
She said, ‘All the girls look the same now and I think, what will they look like when they’re my age?’
Katie, mother of Harvey (21), Junior (18), Princess (16), Jett (10) and Bunny (9), says her obsession with surgery has meant her children never have anything done.