Many of Katie Price’s failed companies went bankrupt while cutting the price of OnlyFans

Katie Price reduced OnlyFans’ share of the listing by a third in an effort to increase followers and make more money.

The former pin-up model slashed her £ 11-a-month quota for her content on the adult-only platform, promising her followers “lots of great shots, lots of great content” as she struggles with her long-standing financial woes. . .

At one point in her career, Price was seen as a shrewd business woman with a fortune of £ 45m.

However, after having ventured into various businesses, all that remains is a trail of failed businesses and serious financial woes – he is currently back in court for £ 3.2 million unpaid debts.

A look at the businesses it has opened and then closed over the years.

Limited expensive means

One of its oldest firms, Pricey Media Limited, was an independent production company founded in 2009. However, a special resolution was passed in 2013 for the voluntary liquidation of the company.

The company, of which Katie was the main owner with 460 of the 1,000 shares, was in liquidation before finally dissolving in February 2018, along with its parent company at the time, Marvelous Creative Group Limited.

Wonderful limited creative group

Founded in 2011, Marvelous Creative Group, the parent company of Pricey Media, has brought Katie some success with her role as director.

It went into voluntary liquidation and was subsequently dissolved along with Pricey in February 2018.

Jordan Trading Limited

Jordan Trading Limited, named after Price’s alter ego, was founded in 2003 and disbanded in 2017.

At the time of liquidation, it is estimated that the company would have to pay taxes of almost £ 200,000 and over £ 20,000 to various lawyers and accountants.

In 2019 he signed an Individual Voluntary Agreement (IVA) to pay £ 12,000 a month of what he owed to creditors.

His agent said at the time: “Katie is running out of Jordan Trading because she no longer uses this vehicle to run her business. All debtors are paid and Katie is now running her business through another entity. “

And even in 2017 his company KDC Trading would only have £ 9,000 in its coffers.

Congratulations Accounting Ltd.

Founded in 2010, Kudos Accountancy closed its doors three years later. A series of corporate accounts showed he owed £ 375 for 2010-11.

Documents filed with Companies House also showed that there was only a £ 8 profit at one point and this company was dissolved in 2013.

katie house price ltd

Founded in 2015, Katie owned 49 of Katie Price Home Ltd’s 100 shares, which never traded much.

Two years after its creation, the company was dissolved without reporting the accounts.

KP Boutique and KP Bling

Katie’s home wear company, KP Boutique, launched in 2016 but is said to have succeeded, reportedly with only £ 13 in her accounts at one point.

His jewelry company, KP Bling, went bankrupt even before the home clothing company.

Music and reality career

In 2017, Katie also attempted to revive her pop career, but this was short-lived after comeback single I Got U and 2019 single Hurricane failed to rank.

Katie also canceled all remaining live tour dates in 2018, following reports of poor ticket sales, despite saying OK! She was for other work commitments.

Her appearances on reality shows have been the most lucrative parts of Katie’s career, ranging from earning around £ 30,000 per episode for the reality series My Crazy Life to £ 400,000 in 2015 for a short stint on Celebrity Big Brother.

She also appeared in the TV movie Sharknado 5 and was a regular star in ITV’s Loose Women, though she lost her spot on the panel a few years ago.