Katie Price has revealed she is finally preparing to correct the noticeable bumps above her lips caused by migrated filler, admitting she is unhappy with her more natural-looking pout because she believes it makes her teeth appear “massive”.
The former glamour model, 48, shared the update with fans in a Facebook video on Wednesday while showing off a fresh blow-dry and eyebrow tint. During the clip, Katie pointed to the raised areas above her lip line, explaining that she intends to have them treated this week.
She said: “This will be sorted this week. All of that.”
Discussing her appearance, Katie admitted she is struggling to embrace her slimmer lips after years of cosmetic enhancements.
“My lips look so thin, I hate it. What do you guys think? They look too thin, look. I’ve got nothing in them,” she said.
She then added: “They make my teeth look massive.”
The comments section quickly filled with advice from followers, many suggesting that her lips already looked natural and that the size of her veneers, rather than her lips, was the issue.
One person wrote: “To be honest I would get teeth changed and keep natural lips.”
Another commented: “Teeth are massive… nothing to do with the lips being thin, it would be a big improvement if you got smaller teeth.”
A third added: “The lips are NOT thin, that’s just your mind telling you they are thin.”
Katie has undergone numerous cosmetic procedures over the years. Since first going under the knife in the late 1990s, she has had several breast augmentations, rhinoplasty, veneers, Botox, lip fillers and facelifts, reportedly spending a fortune transforming her appearance.
Meanwhile, it appears her husband Lee Andrews is also experimenting with his image following his release from prison in Dubai.
The 43-year-old businessman sparked speculation after unveiling what appeared to be a much fuller head of hair in a recent Instagram video. Social media users questioned whether he had used an AI filter or undergone a hair procedure after previously joking about needing a transplant in Turkey.
Lee, who had disappeared from public view for weeks, was released from Al Awir Central Prison after being detained in Dubai. Although allegations of fraud have surrounded the case, he has repeatedly denied wrongdoing and insists he was initially detained on suspicion of espionage.
In a fresh video shared this week, Lee again denied accusations that he had fraudulently taken out a mortgage in the name of his former fiancée, Dina Taji.
He said: “There’s not one shred of evidence where I’ve taken a mortgage in someone else’s name, particularly in my ex fiancée’s name Dina.”
“If I was to take a mortgage in somebody else’s name, wouldn’t she get that mortgage? How does it work? What would I benefit from signing her name? That’s definitely not the case. So, let her bring the mortgage paper.”
