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Katie Price cash video fuels bankruptcy questions
Video of Price counting cash while bankrupt has been released and shared with her bankruptcy trustee.

A leaked clip shows Katie Price counting cash while bankrupt, sending fresh questions about her finances and the ongoing bankruptcy process.
Katie Price cash video fuels bankruptcy questions
A one minute and thirty eight second video appears to show Katie Price counting a wad of cash while she is bankrupt. The clip, believed to have been filmed in late 2020, was released by Price’s ex Alex Reid and forwarded to her bankruptcy trustee. It also includes Price discussing her London flat and telling her daughter Princess to consider school fees, while referencing the ongoing bankruptcy and a property that trustees have not clearly traced. The story is part of a long running dispute among Price and her former partners and follows a past cycle of bankruptcy declarations and HMRC debts. Critics say the video cements the perception that cash flows are part of the controversy, while Price has claimed she is no longer bankrupt and has been working to move on from the period of financial trouble. The Mirror notes that the bankruptcy estate is pursuing realisations from third parties, and traders and creditors remain in a fragile position awaiting clarity on what can be recovered.
Key Takeaways
"I'm not bankrupt anymore"
Price on a previous claim about her status
"Over the years you have seen countless stories by Katie Price directed at me"
Alex Reid addressing ongoing disputes and media narratives
"This isn't about gossip but about evidence"
Reid describes the release as more than speculation
"There are lots of people owed a lot of money who now realise they are unlikely to ever get it"
A creditor-focused line echoed in reporting
The leak places Price back at the center of a financial saga that many readers already follow closely. It also tests the boundaries between private financial matters and public accountability in the celebrity sphere. Legal processes around bankruptcies rely on evidence and trustee oversight, not sensational footage, yet the video raises questions about how private assets are traced and valued when debt is disputed. As creditors watch, public sentiment can sharpen scrutiny and influence the pace of negotiations, even when the outcome remains determined by statutory rules. The episode underscores how social media and relentless tabloid coverage shape reputations, sometimes more than court records do.
Highlights
- Cash speaks louder than claims
- Truth comes into view when cameras roll
- Evidence changes the tone of the story
Financial and reputational risk from leaked video
The private video touches on bankruptcy and debt while circulating publicly. It could inflame public reaction, affect ongoing legal proceedings, and invite scrutiny of asset tracing practices by trustees.
The money trail remains under close watch as the saga moves forward.
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