KATIE Price has been spotted leaving the doctors and learning to walk again after a second life-changing operation.
The former glamour model was seen wearing a bandage on her foot after undergoing another surgery this month to correct broken bones in both her feet.
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Katie, 44, kept it casual in a blue hoodie top and white jogging bottoms as she headed home from the doctor’s office.
She ensured her foot was protected with heavy bandages, and walked in open-toe blue fluffy slippers for comfort.
Katie let her long brunette hair flow down her back as she walked, looking in discomfort as she left the doctors.
Seen out and about on Boxing Day, the media personality appeared to hobble after undergoing the second operation.
The mother-of-five, who broke both her feet two years ago, headed for more surgery to ensure broken bones were fixed.
Katie, who had screws and metal work fixed in her ankles to hold together the bones, had them removed in another op.
The star previously broke both her feet in a horrific accident in 2020 that saw her rushed to A&E in Turkey.
She later remarked that they looked like “something out of the movie Saw” and has needed regular trips to hospital.
Earlier this month, she had the screws fitted in her feet removed as a second phase to her recovery.
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Shortly after, Katie was pictured outside a top London hospital on crutches following the procedure.
Katie’s second life-changing foot 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 once her left is fully healed.
In 2020, Katie revealed graphic images of her broken feet for the first time – after fans accused her of faking her injury.
Sharing images of her brutal scars and X-rays from hospital, Katie defended allegations she faked her injury after being pictured snorkelling on lavish holiday.
“For people who said I haven’t broken my feet or people saying I had a bunion operation (even though I’ve never had bunions),” she captioned a photo of her feet.
“They still won’t admit they wrongly accused me and speculated again saying I’ve made it all up.
“They will now see I wasn’t lying to the point I’ve had MAJOR SURGERY to my life changing injuries.
“MASSIVE THANK YOU TO THE INCREDIBLE SURGEONS who have made it possible for me to be able to walk again in time and without them this wouldn’t have been possible!”
Doctors had warned her recovery could take up to two years.
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