Katie Price avoids bankruptcy court hearing for fifth time after Thailand holiday
Katie Price has avoided her bankruptcy court hearing for a fifth time, after jetting back from Thailand where she enjoyed an extended break with some of her children and on-off boyfriend, Carl Woods.
Katie was declared bankrupt for the third time in November 2019 after failing to repay a debt of £3.2 million. Katie was supposed to face bankruptcy court in London on 14 February 2023, where the hearing would assess her efforts to pay back her debt owed to her creditors of her company Jordan Trading Ltd.Katie previously agreed to pay £12,000 per month to creditors of the firm through an individual voluntary arrangement, but these creditors are claiming that she has not been adhering to this.
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