Katie Price smiled as she picked up groceries in Horsham, West Sussex on Thursday, after completing community service after a drunk driving conviction to turn her car around last year.
The 44-year-old glamorous model was ordered to do 100 hours of unpaid work after turning her BMW around on a country road near her West Sussex home on September 28. from last year.
Katie also received a 16-week suspended prison sentence, suspended for 12 months and a two-year driving ban following a December Crawley Magistrates Court ruling.
Casual: Katie Price smiled as she picked up groceries in Horsham, West Sussex on Thursday after completing community service following a conviction for driving
Although Katie has completed her community service for her conviction, she has now been warned that she faces up to five years in prison for a different offense, after admitting to violating a restraining order against her promise. ex-husband in a text accusing them of having a crime. afer.
Katie came out in black sweatpants and a dark blue hooded sweatshirt, which she paired with a pair of white sneakers.
The mother of five carried her belongings in a black cross bag while holding a Tesco plastic shopping bag full of groceries.
Katie wore a very tanned and heavy make-up look and wore her extremely long platinum blonde hair extensions up to her waist.
Departure: The mother of five carried her belongings in a black cross bag, while carrying a Tesco plastic shopping bag full of shopping bags.
Relaxed: Katie came out in black sweatpants and a dark blue hooded sweatshirt, which she paired with a pair of white sneakers.
Smiling: He seemed to be in a good mood when he left Horsham Matters, a Christian charity
According to its website, Horsham Matters is a Christian charity that aims to alleviate hardship by providing essential services such as food, fuel, and shelter.
The organization runs a crisis support service for people in need of essential items, along with a food bank and budget support.
They also offer advisory services to food bank guests and have a winter night shelter.
MailOnline has previously contacted Horsham Matters to comment on Katie’s community service.
Katie’s community service comes after she is warned she faces up to five years in prison after admitting to breaking a restraining order against her ex-husband’s promise in a text accusing them of having an affair.
Groceries: Katie was carrying a bag that looked full of potatoes when she left the store
Shop: It came out of Horsham Matters, a Christian charity that aims to alleviate hardship by providing essential services such as food, fuel, and shelter.
Look: Katie wore a very tanned, heavy make-up look and wore her extremely long platinum blonde hair extensions up to her waist.
Community Service: Katie was ordered to do 100 hours of unpaid work after she overturned her BMW on a country road near her West Sussex home on September 28 last year.
The glamorous former model sent a message to Kieran Hayler in which his new partner, Michelle Penticost, said “sl * g channel” in a message that said, “Tell your fucking fucking girlfriend not to start me.” . ‘
Katie admitted to ignoring the 2019 ban on contacting Miss Pentecost, in an extraordinary twist after she had previously denied it.
On Wednesday at Lewes Crown Court, the reality star pleaded guilty to breaching the restraining order on January 21 this year.
He had the support of his fiancé reality TV star Carl Woods, 33, who grabbed her hand tightly as he led her into the courthouse before sitting in the public gallery for the audience.
Departure: Katie stayed comfortable with a pair of white and gold sneakers to complete her casual outfit
Court: Elsewhere, she was warned she faces up to five years in prison after admitting in a text to have breached a restraining order against the promise of her ex-husband Kieran Hayler, Michelle Penticost.
Admission: Katie admitted to ignoring the 2019 ban on contacting Miss Pentecost, in an extraordinary twist after previously denying it
When asked how she admitted a single charge of breach of order, Katie replied, “Guilty.”
Nicholas Hamblin, on defense, told the court that the case against her was based on the two words “say yours …”, which were an indirect message to Michelle.
He said he would put a lot of personal information about Katie in court as part of his mitigation.
Judge Stephen Mooney warned the glamorous model that she runs the risk of being sentenced to immediate imprisonment, and that the crime carries a maximum sentence of up to five years in prison. She was released on bail until sentencing on June 24.
Prohibition: Katie also received a 16-week suspended prison sentence, suspended for 12 months and a two-year driving ban following a Crawley Magistrates Court ruling in December.