KATIE Price has enlisted professional help after claiming she saw a ‘little boy’ haunting the top floor of her infamous Mucky Mansion.
The TV star, 45, has called upon the help of ghost hunters in order to get to the bottom of any mysterious goings-on at her home.
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Sharing a post to Facebook, the Brighton based paranormal team who investigated her home confirmed that they hoped to share the footage of everything they found with Katie’s fans very soon.
They confirmed they had undertaken two investigations that are likely to have left Katie terrified.
Writing online, alongside a snap of Katie with the team, they said: “We’ve been busy this week. Ghost hunting with Katie Price. Absolutely enjoyed every minute of our 2 investigations.
“Once we’ve looked through footage and approved by Katie, we will get permission to upload for you all to view and enjoy watching.”
Katie had previously shared concerns over her home being haunted.
On two separate occasions, both Katie and her sister Sophie have claimed to witness a ‘little boy’ present in the mansion.
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Earlier this year, on her Channel 4 series about the renovations to her dilapidated home, Sophie told Katie about what she had seen.
Katie asked Sophie: “So what do you remember from the top floor?”
Sophie replied: “Dark, creepy, I remember you sending me videos of a ghost boy at the top.”
It came after mum-of-five Katie spoke in depth about the spooky happenings in 2021.
Speaking on The Fellas podcast, she said: “It’s definitely haunted. I took a picture of a little boy sitting on my top floor.
“I’ve got pictures of a guy going through the mirror. I videoed it all.
“And me talking to a candle flame and it responding. I’m telling you. My whole life is nuts.
“I’ve had my friends in tears when I’ve brought up stuff about them that I didn’t know by talking to the candle.”
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