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Katie Price desperately wants to sell her fleet of pink vehicles and it looks like she's finally getting lucky, but on one condition.
The five-year-old mom put her pink Jeeps on sale and discovered in her reality show My Crazy Life that someone is eager to buy one for £ 50,000.
Excited at the thought that she can finally get rid of it, Katie is only too happy to be able to badume the other side of the transaction when she is informed that the buyer will only accept the purchase if she spends 12 hours with him.
Katie does not manage to believe her luck as she shoots: "Can I have her number ?!"
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Katie explains: "My pink cars only caused me grief."
She sells one by her friend's garage, at a starting price of £ 500.
But it soon reveals that the bidders have clearly identified the identity of the vehicle owner and that a bidding war quickly reached £ 66,000.
Kris is incredulous about the price, as Steve, the garage mechanic explains: "It's unique and it has celebrity status so people buy it."
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However, he then goes on to tell Katie that she has begun to receive disturbing messages.
Reading an excerpt, he said, "All right, we know who the owner is, I'll give him £ 50,000 for the car if he spends 12 hours with me and in all confidentiality."
Katie does not hesitate to try to grab the offer while Kris jokes: "She's not worth her mate!"
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Several months after Katie nearly went bankrupt by the end of 2018 after many of her companies stopped making money, while their chaotic life interested her less and less.
Until now, she has released a line of children's clothing, created a new company to make Pricey believe that sell its engines to raise funds.
The old glamor model has been determined to regain the upper hand despite its personal and financial setbacks.
Katie Price: My Crazy Life will air on Mondays at 10pm exclusively on Quest Red and on the QuestOD app
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