Katie Price was seen dripping in designer gear as she headed out on a shopping trip during a break from treatment.
The former glamour model has been seeking treatment in The Priory after admitting to a drug-driving charge after she crashed her car in an early morning incident.
The mum-of-five kept things casual in trainers, grey sweat pants and a baggy long-sleeved T-shirt, but added a Gucci jacket and carried a Louis Vuitton bag to give her look that designer edge.
Her long blonde hair hung loose around her shoulders as she went make up free for her outing.
She was spotted carrying shopping bags as she browsed around stores in Sheen, south-west London, near to the rehabilitation centre where she is currently a resident.
Taking a quiet moment to herself, Katie appeared to be puffing on a vaping device as she stood out on the street.
It's said that Katie took in some retail therapy before getting her nails done and grabbing something to eat at a local cafe.
Her shopping trip comes after she released her new book Katie Price: Harvey and Me and issued an apology for her drug-fuelled car crash.
Last month, Katie was arrested after her BMW flipped on its side on a country lane near her home in West Sussex.
She told officers when they arrived on the scene that she had been taking drugs and should not have been driving.
She apologised in a statement through her family, who said: "Kate acknowledges and takes full responsibility for her actions. She knows they were wrong and apologises. Kate is deeply loved and she loves her family.
"We are all there for her right now – and her children, who she loves dearly, are giving her strength as a mum."
Katie pleaded guilty after being charged with driving while unfit to drive through drink, using a motor vehicle on a public place without third party insurance and driving while disqualified.
She confessed she had taken drugs following a car crash on the B2135 near Partridge Green, not far from her home.
She appeared at Crawley Magistrates' Court where chair of the bench Julie Hutton agreed to defer sentencing until December 15 on the condition that Katie has treatment at The Priory, not commit any further offences, and be banned from driving in the meantime.
Ms Hutton warned: "We regularly send people to prison for driving whilst disqualified."
Prosecutor Debbie Jones said a drugs wipe had produced a positive reading for cocaine.
The court also heard that a roadside breath test taken by Katie following the accident was positive for alcohol.
