Katie Price attends hospital in wheelchair and bikini as boyfriend helps after painful injury

Glamour model Katie Price has been enjoying a holiday abroad with boyfriend JJ Slater and her eldest son Harvery

Bikini-clad Katie Price pictured in wheelchair

Bikini-clad Katie Price has been pictured in a wheelchair as her ankle is strapped up and boyfriend JJ Slater wheeled her around on holiday.

The mum-of-five was seen in a hospital car park as she wore a green bikini as she sat in the chair pushed by her partner. Katie didn’t look too happy as she had her ankle wrapped up in a bandage while in Cyprus.

It’s been reported that the 46-year-old hurt her ankle by slipping on a rock. It looked like the pair had come straight from soaking up the sun as Katie wore her swimwear and JJ wore a white vest and grey shorts.

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This isn’t the first time that the former glamour model has hurt herself while away on holiday. She previously broke bones in both of her feet while in Turkey in 2020 when she fell from a 25 foot wall. She had to have several surgeries and couldn’t walk for six months.

Katie had an eight hour operation after the accident but she was left in constant pain for months and was often seen wearing moon boots. Talking about what she’d been through in February 2021, she said that she was always in pain and “waddled like a duck”.

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Katie took to her YouTube channel to discuss how she managed to hurt herself so badly. “Silly me, at my age, should calm things down. Basically, silly little accident,” she explained.

She said: “I was running and jumped over a wall, as it was a little shortcut, and didn’t really judge the height. I just sort of fell funny on my ankles and I fractured the hairline on my heels and stuff. The hospital here wanted to operate and wanted to put pins in and stuff. Because I’m away, I’d rather wait until I get home. It’s the most painful thing ever. Like when I was trying to put the cast on, I was screaming in pain. They said I won’t be able to walk for three to six months.”