Katie Price told ‘you look like Ross from Friends’ as she’s cruelly shamed over her Turkey Teeth
KATIE Price has been compared to Ross from Friends after he over whitened his teeth in one episode.
The 45-year-old TV personality shared a series of snaps from the last few days – including one of her flashing a huge grin.
And while most people were commenting on how great she looks, some were quick to point out her nashers.
One person remarked: “All I can think of is Ross from friends…”
Another commented: “Ross from friends wants his teeth back.”
Others shared a picture of Ross in the famous episode, while someone else said: “Doesn’t need a lamp with those illuminating teeth.”
In the episode of Friends Ross, played by David Schwimmer, decides to whiten his teeth in order to impress on a date with a woman called Hillary.
The date is going well, but when she turns of the light she gets a shock as his very white teeth glow in the dark.
Katie recently revealed she had her Turkey teeth done for free.
Katie has had fake veneers placed over her real teeth that were shaved down in 2020.
At the time she revealed her shaved down teeth – leaving her followers gobsmacked.
She said: “I look like something out of James Bond. The man with metal teeth.”
Three years prior to that her mouth was left full of ulcers after she had temporary veneers put in as part of a huge teeth overhaul.
But Katie has been plagued with problems since having her teeth done – with them even falling out.
In August she was left horrified after one fell out of her mouth and just weeks later it happened for a second time.
Veneers are a treatment that sees tooth-coloured shells attached to the front surface of teeth to improve their appearance.
A dentist previously warned that Katie could end up with more complications down the line.
Dr Nilesh R. Parmar told The Mirror: “Several re-dos of veneers and now crowns over the years would have left [Katie] with little or no tooth tissue remaining.
“Remember each time veneers or crowns are re-done we have to remove more tooth tissue. As this gets closer and closer to the nerve, these teeth can need root canal work further reducing their lifespan.”