A COURT hearing revealed Katie Price made £84,000 through TikTok to create content for three months – but blew the lot.
The reality star is battling a £760,000 unpaid tax bill after being declared bankrupt for a second time in March.
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Meanwhile, it emerged that Katie has been paid additional smaller sums by the social media site.
One fee of £9,989.92 plus four smaller ones ranging from £18.99 to £277.49.
Under the terms of a previous order, Katie pays 40 per cent monthly OnlyFans income to wipe her debts.
The court was told Katie owes 12 people or companies but has not paid a single penny to her creditors.
She was also served an eviction notice which ordered her to leave her £2million Mucky Mansion as bailiffs circled.
The 46-year-old was a no-show at a hearing on July 30.
The Sun revealed she had instead jetted off to Turkey with pal Lou Anderson.
This prompted Judge Catherine Barton to issue a warrant for her arrest.
Judge Barton said: “It is in my judgment necessary that the court issue a warrant for Ms Price’s arrest.
“She has no real excuse in failing to attend today’s hearing.
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“The reason for her absence today is irrelevant.”
The ex-glamour model was previously warned that she needed to attend the court to answer questions about her finances.
Following her absence, the star was ordered to give up her pink Range Rover.
The reality star was supposed to hand over her six cars – a Volkswagen Beetle, a Nissan, two Range Rovers, Suzuki Vitara and Infiniti FX50 – on July 5.
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Last week, Katie insisted “everything is sorted” with her finances as she promised to “never hit rock bottom again”.
Speaking on Channel 5’s Jeremy Vine show, she said: “To be honest, I’m not ashamed about the bankruptcy thing either.
“It can happen to anyone at any time, and I’m glad in a way when I look that everything’s happened at once because it made me sort everything out.”
Katie had previously been declared bankrupt in November 2019, with debts of £3.2million.
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