KATIE Price is back on crutches – just days after being seen zipping around the Alps on her skiing holiday.
The 44-year-old star was pictured outside a top London hospital after being left in constant pain.
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Katie wore a blue tracksuit bearing the words “Ready when you are” in yellow letters as she walked with crutches in an orthopaedic boot.
The star was joined by her son Jett, nine, as she went for her appointment – which was for ongoing treatment for her injured feet.
Katie broke both her feet in a horrific accident in 2020 that saw her rushed to A&E after jumping off a wall in Turkey.
She later remarked that they looked like “something out of the movie Saw” and has needed regular trips to hospital.
The star was seen in London after undergoing a second operation, with screws being removed from one of her feet.
The life-changing op means she will now have to learn to walk again without the screws – but with the help of crutches.
Doctors still have to operate on the other foot – her right – in due course.
She was seen being looked after by Jett, leaning down on her crutches to give the lad a kiss.
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Katie seemed in good spirits on her trip to the slopes of Austria last week, posing in colourful ski gear.
The star – single after she and Carl Woods ended their two-year relationship – was joined with her youngest children Bunny, eight, and Jett.
The pair are her children from her marriage to Kieran Hayler.
She also has Junior, 17, and Princess, 15, with Peter Andre and Harvey, 20, from a brief relationship with Dwight Yorke.
The family skied, posed for pictures, and played in the snow in the pre-Christmas getaway.
It came as Katie is due to head to court for bankruptcy in a case that will now take place on 9 February next year.
The hearing – at London’s Royal Courts of Justice – was originally due to be on 7 June.
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