KATIE Price has suffered another blow at her “cursed” mucky mansion after it was targeted by vandals again.
Vile graffiti scrawled across the permiter fence at the 44-year-old’s Sussex home reads “junkie s**g” and “old h**r”.
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Two fence panels either side of her security gates were damaged in the attack with vile messages written in huge white painted letters.
The Sun has contacted Katie’s rep for comment.
It’s not the first time Katie’s home – the setting for her Mucky Mansion TV show – has been targetted.
The telly star has been renovating the £1.3million Sussex pad for two years.
She was first left shocked by a break-in which saw her taps left on and her home flooded in 2020.
A source told us at the time: “Katie is terrified because it doesn’t feel like a random break in – she thinks she’s being targeted by someone.
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“She fears it’s a warning. She’s sworn never to go back to the house ever again. She’s always said it’s cursed, and this just proves it.”
Katie has long claimed that the house has paranormal energy, and she even called in a team of ghost hunters to get to the bottom of ghostly goings on.
The mum-of-five wasn’t home during Sunday’s break-in but she believes the trespassers were targeting her.”
The attack left her home completely unlivable at the time.
She was later forced to employ security guards to patrol the home after a second break in.
The Sun also revealed she was building a “panic room” after she filmed the dramatic moment she had to call the police when her home was under threat once again.
Viewers saw her home being transformed in a Changing Rooms-style series earlier this year.
The property, which is surrounded by 10 acres of land, was once the home of Francis Maude, who was MP for Horsham.
She bought it for £1.3million in 2014 and it is now thought to be worth vastly more.
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