Katie Price 'devastated' as x-rated naked shower photos leaked for free amid ongoing bankruptcy struggle

The 46-year-old glamour model, who has been facing severe financial challenges, was particularly upset to learn that some of her naked shower photos - intended for paying subscribers - have been shared on social media without her consent.

Katie, who reportedly earns up to £2.2 million a year from her content on an X-rated subscription site, charges £11.77 per month for access beyond her paywall, with many fans paying extra for personalised content. Recently, she stripped off in the shower for one customer, only to find that the explicit footage was later leaked.

A source told The Sun: "Katie is really upset that one of her videos has been leaked. She's been charging people to see special content, and now it's free for all to see. Katie puts a lot into her work, so it's tough to see people taking advantage of her like this."

This comes as she was recently summoned to court over an unpaid tax bill of £750,000 after being declared bankrupt for the second time earlier this year. As part of the proceedings, she was ordered to surrender six of her cars, including two Range Rovers and her iconic pink Range Rover, although she has since posted on social media that she still has possession of the vehicle.

In late August, Katie's bankruptcy hearing at the High Court was adjourned after her lawyers argued that a public examination of her finances would severely impact her mental health. The hearing has been rescheduled, and she is expected to attend a private interview with her creditors in late September.

Despite the ongoing legal and financial struggles, Katie has remained defiant, even lashing out at reporters as she left the courtroom, saying, "I hope you reporters write a good story today, won't you, all the bulls*** that you write, scumbags."

She was also recently evicted from her "Mucky Mansion" and she moved to a £5,000-per-month Tudor-style property. However, she claimed that "everything is sorted" regarding her second bankruptcy.

She was first declared bankrupt with debts of £3.2m from her failed company Jordan Trading Ltd, which was set up to oversee her perfume and cosmetics line in 2003. But in 2017, an application was put in to wind up the company as she tried to sort out her finances.