Katie Price's TikTok earnings have been put on hold as part of her ongoing efforts to pay off her debts from two bankruptcies, according to a recent court ruling.
Earlier this year, a judge at a specialist bankruptcy court ruled that the 46 year old must pay 40% of her monthly income from adult entertainment site OnlyFans until February 2027. Lawyers for the trustee of her bankruptcies had previously requested that the order be extended to include TikTok, but representatives for the platform stated that while they didn't oppose the move, they couldn't consent to it due to the way content creators are paid.
In February, Judge Burton ordered Price to deposit 40% of her OnlyFans income into a bank account chosen by the trustee to help pay off her debts. Barrister Darragh Connell, representing the trustee, informed the court that Price had previously agreed to a voluntary arrangement over her debts, but had failed to meet the agreed payment amounts.
Lauren Kreamer, representing TikTok, had previously outlined in written submissions that the platform paid Katie £84,000 for a three-month "agreement" to "create e-commerce content for use by TikTok in its campaigns", which has since concluded.