Katie Price's TikTok Income Suspended Amid Bankruptcy Dispute

Katie Price's TikTok income has been suspended amid her bankruptcy dispute by a court order. This is to help repay debts owed under her bankruptcies. She is scheduled to attend court on August 27 to address financial issues.

Katie Price's TikTok income has been suspended by a judge as part of her ongoing bankruptcy dispute.

This is an effort to facilitate the repayment of debts owed under her two bankruptcies.

Judge Catherine Burton of the Insolvency and Companies Court declared it 'appropriate' to suspend further payments from TikTok while proceedings continue.

Ms. Price, who is scheduled to attend court on 27 August, previously had 40% of her monthly OnlyFans income earmarked for debt repayment until 2027.

Issues around extending this order to her TikTok earnings arose, with platform representatives citing payment mechanism complexities.

Nonetheless, Mr. Connell, barrister for the trustee, emphasized the need to ensure that substantial sums from TikTok don't bypass debt repayment.

Judge Burton's February order already extended to eight other companies from which Ms. Price earns.

Ms. Price, who declared bankruptcy in November 2019 and again in March 2023, was arrested earlier this month for missing a prior court appearance.