Katie Price shows off biggest ever boob job in barely-there leotard and calls herself ‘Barbie’ after split
KATIE Price showed off her biggest-ever boob job and branded herself ‘Barbie’ as she posed after her recent split.
Hours after confirming she has broken up with on-off fiance Carl Woods, Katie posed in Thailand with a male pal.
She showed off her surgically-enhanced assets in a tiny nude leotard which bore Barbie branding.
Katie captioned the shot of her and her friend Ryan “Barbie and Ken.”
She disabled any comments on the post.
The high-cut leotard showed off Katie’s array of body ink on her torso, while clinging to her enormous bosom.
It comes as Katie confirmed she is single, despite Carl joining her for the initial part of her Thailand holiday with her kids, Bunny and Jett.
The 44-year-old star took to Instagram on Sunday morning with a positive mantra about life after Carl, 34.
Katie typed out “the best things about being single” and listed off a string of benefits in a post on her Instagram story.
She shared: “The best thing about being single is no drama, no fighting, no crying no, worries, no confusion, no heartbreak.”
It comes after Carl partied with reality stars including Chloe Khan and Jessica Alvez on Saturday night and shared a photo on his Instagram page.
Following Katie’s post, Carl has taken a vicious swipe back at her.
The former Love Island contestant took to social media with several cryptic posts.
The first post read: “It is never a fair fight with a narcissist. Narcissists are bullies.
“They use aggression, rage and other tactics to win arguments and have the upper hand. They gaslight and manipulate any situation where they are guilty.
“Narcissists don’t want to resolve conflict, they want to won and be right at any cost. And the cost is usually your sanity”.
The second post read: “Narcissists avoid taking accountability at all costs, if they actually were able to be honest with themselves they might be able to resolve their problems, grow and become better people.
“The problem is they refuse to be vulnerable enough to view themselves in a more authentic or realistic way. They do not want to give up this idea that they are special and superior beings.
“It is this ridiculous immature belief that keeps them stuck. But make no mistake it’s a powerful one. Narcissists spend their lives trying to prove to themselves that they indeed are, this Superman/Superwoman.”