Millionaire to bankrupt: Katie Price’s 2025 net worth is worlds away from her original fortune

Love her or hate her, Katie Price is undeniably one of the most iconic celebs in the UK in 2025, and her net worth over the years has certainly reflected that – but how did she earn all that cash?

Growing up in Brighton, East Sussex, Katie Price’s professional career began in 1996 when she posed as a Page Three model for The Sun. Working under the name Jordan, Katie amassed mountains of topless photoshoots from lads’ mags such as FHM, Playboy, Nuts, Maxim, and Loaded, but that was only the start of her career.

From reality TV to OnlyFans, morning talk shows to musical performances, here’s how Katie Price won it all… and then subsequently lost it.

Okay, so what WAS Katie Price’s net worth?

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You could argue that Katie Price has desperately clung to her spotlight for decades, bouncing from venture to venture in a bid to stay relevant. You could also argue that she is a jack of all trades, so pick your poison.

Outside of modelling work, which she has been doing less and less of since the infamous days of lads’ mags, Katie has popped up in just about every reality TV project. She’s been in I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here, Celebrity Juice, Celebrity Big Brother, Loose Women, Celebs Go Dating, and The Crystal Maze, and that’s only brushing the surface of her reality TV antics. As such a divisive figure, Katie has also been the subject of her own reality TV shows and documentaries, including three Channel 4 docs about her modelling career, Katie Price: Harvey and Me, and Mucky Mansion.

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Between TV projects, Katie has also made some cash on various business ventures, writing books about her life, launching her own supplement range, making her own makeup line, and launching an OnlyFans account.

All this and much, much more led Katie Price to having a net worth of $45 million at the height of her fame, according to The Sun.

Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end.

In 2025, Katie Price’s net worth is considerably less

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Katie Price and controversy go hand in hand, and while most of her very public chaos is centred around her messy relationships and shaky personal life, it’s also bled into her financial situation. Katie Price first filed for bankruptcy in 2019 when a court found that she had debts totalling a massive £3.2 million. She declared bankruptcy again in 2024, this time over an unpaid tax bill of more than £750,000.

Amidst her financial issues, Katie Price’s love of cosmetic surgery is as well-known as her messy relationship with Peter Andre. She had her first boob job at 20, but since then, she’s had numerous facelifts, two BBLs, liposuction and body contouring, a tummy tuck, veneers, brow lifts, rhinoplasty, chin implants, and bichectomy – and that’s not counting minor touch-ups like Botox. It’s an expensive habit, and one that she seemingly prioritises over paying her debts, hence her arrest in 2024 for skipping court.

In 2024, the MailOnline also discovered that Katie was spending an insane amount of money to keep up her lavish lifestyle. This included £120,000 per year on housekeepers, gardeners and nannies, £1,500 a week on manicures and pedicures, £1,000 on hair appointments and £800 on massages every other day.

According to FM, in 2025, Katie Price’s net worth is something closer to £500k, meaning she’s lost around £44.5 million.

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