'Entrepreneur' Katie Price had a string of failed businesses before bankruptcy battle

Yesterday she avoided the damning blow but was told by the High Court she has three months to come up with a plan to pay them off.

Now the Sun’s Bizarre column can reveal she has been involved in four companies either dissolving or going into liquidation in the last two years with another in 2013.

The news will be a sucker punch to boyfriend Kris Boyson who has just started a joint clothing venture, P and B Boutique, set to be a retail sale business via mail order houses or via internet in the fitness industry.

She has got all of the following under her belt as an entrepreneur: author, singer, horse rider, own perfume range, hair colours kit, eBay seller, her underwear line, DVD workouts and reality shows.

They contributed to her once being worth £45 million but now the wheels have well and truly fallen off after the downfall of her third marriage and the collapse of her businesses.



Jordan Trading Limited

Named after her Page 3 alter-ego the business went into liquidation last year having been created in 2003.

Companies House documents filed by her administrators showed, at the time, the business owed the taxman almost £200,000 and various lawyers and accountants more than £20,000.

Assets added up to £177,000, including a director’s loan made to Katie, according to the liquidator’s report.

Her agent said: “Katie is winding up Jordan Trading as she is no longer using this vehicle for running her businesses.

“All debtors are being paid and Katie is now running her affairs through another entity.”

Katie Price Home Ltd

Created in 2015 the business didn’t see much activity as the only documents filed to Companies House were its incorporation and dissolving two years later without declaring any accounts.

Katie only held 49 of the 100 shares, so was not the lead shareholder.

Pricey Media Limited

One of her longer running businesses, this was created in 2009, the wheels started to fall off in 2013 when a special resolution for a voluntary winding up was made in 2013.

Katie was the largest owner with 460 of 1000 shares split between three.

Small accounts showed she appeared to use the firm for contracts.

In 2013 the company was in liquidation for for years and in 2017 liquidators had to pay a VAT bill from the company for £390,000.

It eventually dissolved following liquidation in February of this year along with her parent company at the time Marvellous Creative Group Limited.

Marvellous Creative Group Limited

Pricey Media Limited was part of this firm created in 2011 of which Katie enjoyed some success as director.

But liquidators were brought in at the same time, also voluntarily, and it was eventually dissolved in February to extract money from the company in the most tax efficient way.

Kudos Accountancy Ltd

Set up in 2010, one set of accounts for 2010/11 show debtors owed £375 but £366 has already been taken as profit or haf already been spent.

Documents filed to Companies Hose show there was just an £8 profit.

The company was dissolved in 2013.

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