Katie Price put on an X-rated with her male co-star as she once again took to the stage amid her run in an adult pantomime in Newcastle on Thursday.
The former glamour model, 45, starred in Liverpool’s Sleeping Beauty over Christmas before taking on the role of Queen Rat in the saucy show Big D**k Whittington and His P***y.
Katie could be seen standing behind and simulating sexual positions with the actor while he did the same to another female co-star.
The former Celeb Biog Brother star transformed into her alter ego in a skintight purple dress complete with a leggy thigh high split, plunging neckline and dramatic feather boa sleeves.
She upped the glamour with a tiara, glittering red boots and a full face of make-up.
Katie Price (R) put on an X-rated with her male co-star as she once again took to the stage amid her run in an adult pantomime in Newcastle on Thursday.
The former glamour model, 45, starred in Liverpool’s Sleeping Beauty over Christmas before taking on the role of Queen Rat in the saucy show Big D**k Whittington and His P***y
The production is written and directed by Eurovision star David Ducasse, who was a member of Scooch.
It comes after she was caught in her £60K Infiniti FX50 last July and was charged for breaking the 70mph speed limit and driving a motor vehicle otherwise than in accordance with a licence, according to The Sun.
Katie was caught on a dual carriageway in Gloucestershire before a hearing took place at nearby Cheltenham magistrates’ court on November 21.
The charge sheet stated she was ‘the holder of an expired substantive driving licence’ and was given three points on her license for the speeding offence as well as a £220 fine.
The Celeb Big Brother star was also made to pay £88 victim surcharge as well as costs of £90.
MailOnline have contacted Katie’s reps for comment.
The reality TV star’s two-year ban was lifted weeks before the incident, after she admitted drink-driving while disqualified and driving without insurance, which saw her also handed a 16-week suspended jail sentence.
Katie flipped her BMW on to its side at about 6.20am on September 28 2021 while driving to see a friend.
Katie could be seen standing behind and simulating sexual positions with the actor while he did the same to another female co-star
The former Celeb Biog Brother star transformed into her alter ego in a skintight purple dress complete with a leggy thigh high split, plunging neckline and dramatic feather boa sleeves
She upped the glamour with a tiara, glittering red boots and a full face of make-up
She completed a court-assigned rehabilitation order following the accident when which she tested positive for alcohol and cocaine.
Katie told MailOnline at the time that her mental health was at rock bottom at the time of the crash, explaining: ‘I live in the countryside, I had no outlet, I needed to talk to someone and that night I let myself down.’
‘I am not justifying anything, there was a reason why I got in the car and why my head was like that.
‘Unfortunately, I did get into that place. I would never get into that place again. It happened and it’s real but I have learnt.’
Meanwhile, bailiffs were seen parked up outside Katie’s mucky mansion recently as she owes a £250,000 debt to her ex-husband Alex Reid.
Meanwhile bailiffs were seen parked up outside Katie ‘s mucky mansion recently as she owes a £250,000 debt to her ex-husband Alex Reid (both pictured in August 2009)
High Court enforcement officers were spotted pulling up in a car park of a local garden centre opposite Katie’s mucky mansion amid her financial struggles.
MailOnline had exclusively revealed that debt collectors would be visiting the property because Alex is still awaiting payment for the six-figure sum – four years after the courts promised him it.
In 2019, the former cage fighter, 48, who was married to Katie for two years between 2010 and 2012, won a legal case and £250,000 after the former Loose Woman allegedly leaked an explicit sex tape and photos of him.
Alex sued his ex-wife for ‘distributing private information – some of it of a sexual nature’, which he said ‘violated his right to privacy.’
