Katie Price Warns New Owners of Mucky Mansion After Selling

Katie Price's infamous property, dubbed the 'Mucky Mansion,' has reportedly sold just weeks after being listed on the market, despite her efforts to dissuade potential buyers. In an exclusive interview with MailOnline, Price revealed her struggles with panic attacks while approaching the house and warned new owners to brace for "bad luck." She emphasized that leaving the property was a personal decision, marking a significant turning point in her life, stating, "I've been wanting to get out of my old house for absolute years. It's been nothing but hell in there." The sale comes after extensive clean-up efforts, which included the removal of rubbish and abandoned vehicles from the premises. Price had previously shared alarming incidents involving suspected break-ins, leading her to call the police on multiple occasions. In response to safety concerns, she has since implemented 24-hour security at the property, indicating the ongoing challenges she faced while living there. The 'Mucky Mansion' gained notoriety through a Channel 4 documentary that showcased Price's attempts to restore the home. Despite her efforts to move forward, she is currently entangled in legal issues, having missed a court hearing in London regarding unpaid debts to HMRC. This marks her second bankruptcy, as she faces pressure from creditors over a £3.2 million debt linked to her failed business, Jordan Trading Ltd. As Price embarks on this new chapter, the sale of her troubled home symbolizes a fresh start, albeit amidst ongoing financial and legal struggles.