KATIE Price is said to feel “invincible” after having her sixth driving ban reduced and being able to get back behind the wheel.
The 44-year-old was seen getting back into her Range Rover for the first time in two years today after finally getting her licence back.
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Katie had been banned from driving following a booze and cocaine-fuelled car crash until earlier this month.
A source told the Mirror: “Katie has finally got her driving license back after a two year ban.
“Katie feels relived to finally have her licence back. She feels as if a weight had been lifted off her shoulders.”
They added: “Katie always seems to get herself in trouble. Because of her celebrity status she thinks she’s invincible.”
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Katie was sentenced in December 2021 after flipping her vehicle while over the drink-drive limit, and was given a suspended 16-week jail term.
Despite her appalling record, her two-year ban after crashing her car during the cocaine-fuelled crash was reduced.
At the time, Judge Amanda Kelly said Price had “one of the worst driving records I have seen”.
But her lawyer negotiated due to her “mental health” at the time of her sentencing and argued PTSD and a suicide attempt was the reason she drove while under the influence.
She completed a drink-drive rehabilitation course to get back on the road early after her sixth ban last year.
Speaking about the incident, Katie previously said: “I could have killed myself.
“I could have killed someone else. I deserved to be punished, enough was enough.
“Getting in the car was a terrible mistake I’m so sorry for. That was a prime example of me having been triggered and not knowing how to handle it, an example of me spiralling out of control because I needed help.”
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