Katie Price has been spending the lockdown in a posh six-bedroom home in Surrey.
But the former glamour model, 41, was back in her so-called mucky mansion this week to begin the mammoth task of clearing it up.
The mum-of-five almost lost the luxury pad in Horsham, West Sussex when she was declared bankrupt last year after she had let it fall to ruin, with endless bags of rubbish strewn across the floor and dog poo everywhere.
But she seemed to determined to get it looking back to its best as she was pictured driving a dump truck around the grounds on Thursday.
Dressed in a black hoodie and skintight grey leggings, Katie looked ready for the job ahead.
She also donned a rather impractical pair of chunky Fila trainers and wore her raven locks loose around her shoulders.
Katie had a face full of makeup on for the clear up as she was seen moving the rubbish away.
In her truck she swept up old bits of carpet and kids toys as she sorted out her garden.
Also getting moved away was an old Wendy house, chicken coops and food troughs.
Katie also cleaned out her stables by moving out buckets of rubbish.
The reality TV star has been staying in Surrey so she can be close to her children Junior and Princess while they spend lockdown with their dad Peter Andre.
Katie has been isolating with her eldest child Harvey Price, 17, and Dreamboys star Al Warrell.
The clear-out comes ahead of Katie's one-off special of her show My Crazy Life.
In the show she talks about her mental health and how she's facing up to going to therapy for the rest of her life.
Speaking in a trailer for the episode, Katie said she was determined to show her fans the "real" her.
She explained: "I've been slowly going off the rails for just over 10 years.
"At times I've been a mess. I've been to hell and back, but I'm starting to feel like me again."
She added: "Four weeks in hospital and some intense therapy that will continue for the rest of my life has got me back to being me.
"It just goes to show, if I can do it, anyone can!"
