KATIE Price has been mum-shamed for complaining about the price of advent calendars.
The 45-year-old revealed she would just be getting her five kids ones from Tesco as she slammed the more expensive ones on the market.
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Speaking to her sister Sophie on their podcast, The Katie Price Show, the star said: “I cannot believe advent calendars this year.
“You know years ago you would be happy with just a normal advent calendar and just get a little bit of chocolate in it. I cannot believe the range and prices of advent calendars.
“I have been doing the Sunday Times Style advent calendar, people pay £700 for this advent calendar.
“I would never pay £700 for an advent calendar, but I am selling it for £120 which is a massive difference and I get to see what is in each one.
“But I must admit there is really good products inside the drawers. The way I look at it – if there is £700 of gifts in for £120, but still an advent calendar for £120 instead of £3.”
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Katie continued: “My five kids they’re lucky if they get one from Tesco.”
Her comments were cruelly criticised by listeners, with one person writing: “Yawn…. She can’t afford to buy any advent calendars.”
Katie, who was once worth a whopping £45million, was declared bankrupt back in November 2019.
Earlier this year her bankruptcy hearing was delayed yet again, with the case being postponed until 2024.
She has failed to keep up with her monthly repayments of £1,200 to clear the hefty sum owed to multiple creditors.
Katie previously said that being declared bankrupt was “not the end of the world”, adding: “Lots of people go into bankruptcies, and I think it’s quite good that I am in a bankruptcy – it’s made me re-value things.
“Everything in my life is now in place, never be embarrassed about being in a bankruptcy.”
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