Katie Price is heading back to court in a bid to get out of paying off her £3.2million debt, it's claimed.
The former glamour model, 42, was declared bankrupt in 2019 and was meant to pay off £12,000 a month to her creditors after taking out an individual voluntary arrangement (IVA), but failed to do so.
Her attempts to pay back her debts will now be reviewed, two years after she went bankrupt.
Over the years Katie has blown through her £45million fortune, and her bankruptcy was extended in November 2020, giving her extra time to earn back her large debts.
Katie has reportedly failed to attend meetings and address paying back the losses.
A source told The Sun : "Katie is due back next month - the debt is huge and it's unlikely she'll be able to pay it all back.
"She hopes the court is understanding in why it's been slow progress."
Katie's rep told the publication: "Katie continues to work closely with her trustees and creditors to resolve the terms of her bankruptcy.
"She remains committed to delivering a positive outcome for all involved."
Katie's rep declined to comment further when contacted by The Mirror.
The liquidators themselves say "protracted legal issues" and dealing with "the Director [Katie]'s non-compliance" means they're unable to discharge her just yet.
They claim a loan of £154,423 taken out of the company, allegedly by Katie, is unlikely to be paid back.
Liquidating company Moorfields wrote in a report in April: "I have been in correspondence with the Director's Trustee in Bankruptcy to establish whether there maybe any future dividends pad to the Director's creditors.
"The Director has failed on multiple occasions to attend on the Trustee and the Director has subsequently had their discharge suspended due to non-cooperation.
"We have been advised that creditors in the bankruptcy estate now total approximately £3.265 million."
Her firm Jordan Trading Ltd was set up in April 2003 to oversee her perfume and makeup lines, and was solvent for many years.
But in 2017 an application was put in to close the company, followed by the appointment of a voluntary liquidator as Katie tried to sort out her finances.
When Katie was given the terms of her IVA that she agreed to pay or else go bankrupt, her enormous £45million empire was in ruins.
She was in £100,000 of mortgage arrears on her Horsham mansion, owed £2million in legal fees and damages to her first ex-husband Peter Andre, and £800,000 to other creditors.
The mum-of-four was also spending nearly £70,000 a year on plastic surgery, hair extensions and massages.
She was also forking out £1million on her animals - including 80 chickens - and thousands more on cars, driving offences and legal fees from her two divorces.
