Bailiffs swarm Katie Price’s Mucky Mansion after ‘looking at Wakefield move’

Bailiffs descended on Katie Price’s so-called Mucky Mansion this morning.

The scene is set with more than 10 workers in attendance at the £2m property as former model Katie Price, 46, faces eviction on Wednesday 26 June. The procession of five vehicles was seen heading towards the grounds around 10am.

Security staff are reportedly present alongside bailiffs – believed to be on hand to secure the property after the keys are handed back following a repossession by a mortgage lender. This development comes in the continuation of an ongoing saga, as the reality TV personality faced an eviction notice earlier this year as part of his bankruptcy proceedings.

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In April, a source close to former glamor model Jordan said she was looking at a £2.5m property near Wakefield. As reported by Yorkshire Live. A source said: “Katie has had enough of Mucky Mansion and sees no future there now. She wants to move into her dream house and she thinks this could be it.”

The Sun had earlier seen a letter attached to the perimeter fence directing Katie – who is understood to be undergoing her seventeenth breast augmentation operation this week in Belgium – to leave the property.

The letter said: “The court has issued a warrant or warrant for the possession of the above property (land) at the request of the plaintiff.” Such a warrant authorizes a county bailiff to carry out an eviction and return possession to the plaintiff, reports the Mirror.

Today, when officials descended on the sprawling 3.5-acre site, the mess becomes clear, with garbage strewn around; of note is a rusted 5-foot sign spelling out her princess daughter’s name, carelessly discarded near the stable in what appears to be a pile of trash. A discarded pink satin sofa, broken cupboards and assorted white goods and electrical items are also scattered around the proud Mucky Raunch.

A layer of uninviting green algae has taken over the pool, signaling that it may be time for immediate doom. Following an extension of the eviction notice by one month, the mother-of-five’s mansion was left empty. The former “Loose Women” panelist documented her moving process and “yard sale” on social media for her followers.

On Instagram, she shared a video showing her kitchen full of items packed for the move. In late May, three large removal trucks were spotted at the property, signaling the start of the clearance. An insider revealed: “Katie has been dreading this day for so long but now it’s here, she can’t wait to go. The house caused her so much pain and it was too much for her to handle on her own. With work and kids, it’s all become too much in recent years. She is convinced that it is haunted.”

Despite being served with an eviction notice, Katie made it clear that her decision was to leave her famous Mucky Mansion as she seeks a fresh start.

In a recent interview, she expressed her eagerness to leave, saying, “I’ve been wanting to get out of my old house for years. It was nothing but hell there. I had no luck in that house. ever,” speaking to MailOnline, Katie declared her disdain for the Mucky Mansion and warned any potential buyers.

“It’s absolutely cursed. My anxiety got worse with that house. There was a point where I couldn’t even walk down the driveway without having a panic attack,” she revealed. “I had therapy about the house. I shouldn’t have gone back there. Now I’m out of it – it’s the best thing I’ve ever done.”

Katie’s infamous Mucky Mansion has frequently grabbed the headlines and became the focus of a Channel 4 documentary in which the model attempted to revamp her home. Alarming doorbell footage showing an unknown person trying to sneak through the front door of Katie’s Mucky Mansion was uploaded to her Instagram, sparking concern among her followers.

She further exhibited a photo of the individual with another man and a white Ford suspiciously parked in her driveway. She appealed online: “Does anyone know who this is? I’m trying to break into my house.”

Sussex Police told The Sun: “We received a report of suspicious behavior involving a possible burglary at 9pm on June 4. Officers attended the scene and two men were searched. No items found. The men received tips and Officers contacted the property owner and kept them informed of both incidents. Any suspicious activity can be reported to Sussex Police on 101 or online via an emergency call.

Reports suggest Katie’s new neighbors are considering selling their homes after learning the reality TV star has moved into their ‘quiet area’. The TV personality is paying nearly £5,000 a month for her new four-bedroom home, but not all of her new neighbors are thrilled with Katie’s choice of residence.

One woman, who asked not to be named, told The Sun: “One of my neighbors spoke to me as soon as he heard saying, ‘Have you heard the awful news?’

“The reaction from most of the neighbors hasn’t been very positive. There’s nothing we can do except put our house up for sale, but that’s a bit drastic.” Meanwhile, bailiffs arrived for Katie today, just as she hinted earlier in the day that she was “first on the list” at an overseas clinic for an unspecified procedure.

The former glamor model, who is believed to have had 16 breast augmentations, hinted she will have another procedure on Wednesday. She shared on her Instagram story that she traveled to Belgium for surgery, which is believed to be another breast augmentation.