Katie Price has blamed Kris Boyson for her famously messy mansion.
The former glamour model has come under fire recently for the state of her West Sussex abode – which was first revealed to the world in an episode of Through The Keyhole, and later exposed to shocked fans via her Instagram stories.
However, now a pal of the mum-of-five has said it's actually her boyfriend Kris who is behind all the dirt and grime.
They told The Sun Online: “Katie says it’s Kris’s fault the house is such a state – he won’t even put a cup in the dishwasher, let alone help out around the house.
“She even had a row with her nanny, Lauryn, because Kris was expecting her to pick up after him and she refused.
"Katie fell out with Lauryn because she said she's sick of having to pick up all of Kris’s stuff. He does absolutely zero round the house."
The source added that Kris' messy behaviour got so bad that her nanny even walked out, causing Katie to have to beg her back.
When the mansion was first revealed to the world, fans were gob-smacked to see clothes piled everywhere, horse poo all over her front drive and rabbit litter on the floor.
Her swimming pool was also covered in scum, as evidenced in an aerial shot on Keith Lemon fronted Through The Keyhole.
Other pictures showed the back garden littered with broken toys, with old sofas, carpet and rubbish piled up outside.
The tennis courts had also gone back to nature as the playing surface was littered with weeds and moss.
The mansion was seen sparkling clean in scenes for her latest TV project, My Crazy Life, which was filmed late last year, prompting some to suspect she had changed her ways.
However, the messy star's mansion was littered again last month as her pal shared a picture with her, suggesting she'd fallen back into her old ways.
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