Katie Price recently bid farewell to her previous residence, famously dubbed the 'Mucky Mansion,' amidst ongoing financial turbulence including double bankruptcy.
Her move to a new four-bedroom property in Sussex comes at a considerable cost, with reports indicating she's shelling out nearly £5,000 per month for the luxurious abode.
The spacious home boasts features like a double garage and an open-plan kitchen, set to accommodate Katie and her five children.
However, as fans caught wind of the hefty rental sum, questions arose regarding the source of funds, given Katie's well-documented financial challenges.
Some expressed confusion, querying how she could afford such a lavish property while navigating bankruptcy proceedings.
With her five children in tow, the reality star prepared to bid farewell to the property that has been a focal point of her tumultuous journey.
Pictures captured the scene as workers loaded furniture into three large removal trucks parked on the driveway of the Sussex estate.
The move comes amidst recent turmoil, including an unsettling incident where vandals purportedly threw acid on Katie's Pink Range Rover, prompting authorities to advise her against remaining at the Mucky Mansion.
In an Instagram post, Katie expressed her relief at leaving behind the property that had become burdensome, citing both personal and practical challenges.
Despite her acknowledgment of the emotional toll, she remains optimistic about the fresh start awaiting her and her family.
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