HARD BARGAIN Katie Price hits out at ‘a***hole’ MP who called for her to be jailed – saying she’s offered to be locked up
KATIE Price has furiously hit out at an ‘a***hole’ MP who called for her to be jailed.
The Mucky Mansion star has even admitted that she’s offered to be locked up to 'clear it all'.
Katie Price, 45, has faced her fair share of legal woes due to her bankruptcy case as well as her bans on driving.
MP James Wild has suggested that serial motoring offenders like the ex-glamour model should go behind bars.
But the former Celebrity Big Brother star has furiously slammed the member of parliament on her podcast, The Katie Price Show.
Reflecting on her current situation, she fumed: "Yesterday ... there's an MP who was saying they want me off the road, I'm not even driving at the minute."About all this driving stuff, I don't go on about it here but there's so much discrimination around that as well.
"Every day people go into bankruptcy, you know I do pay it off and I am paying it off
"I don't need to hear that some a******e MP's trying to get me in prison. That's good for taxpayers isn't it? What would they gain putting me into prison?
"It would them cost more money putting me into prison than out, and then, I have asked to go to prison to clear it all but they won't do it."
Katie added: "So what do they want me to do?
"Just leave me alone is what I'm saying. I'm trying to get on with my life and it just brings up a bad period of my breakdown of why I got in that situation.
"Me, keep going to The Priory at the moment a lot is to keep my head sane to do, like concentrate on stuff."
The former I'm A Celebrity camp-mate was previously due at Northampton Magistrates' Court charged with driving without insurance and without a valid driver’s licence.
Although she failed to show up, the star was still tried and convicted as she received eight points on her licence and was fined £1,852.
This brings the total number of points she has on her licence to 11.
PREVIOUS DRIVING CONVICTIONS
KATIE Price has been banned from driving six times in the last ten years after a series of infringements.
OCTOBER 2003: Escapes a speeding charge on a technicality.
JUNE 2008: Given three points for talking on mobile.
JULY 2010: Four points for speeding at 99mph.
SEPTEMBER: Three points for veering from her lane in her 7½-ton pink horsebox.
DECEMBER: Six-month ban after three more points for doing 83mph in a 70mph zone takes her total to 13.
AUGUST 2012: 12-month ban after failing to respond to two speeding tickets.
FEBRUARY 2018: Banned for six months for failing to give details about the person driving her speeding car.
JULY: Quizzed by police for getting behind the wheel while still banned. Says she thought ban was over.
SEPTEMBER: Crashes her £63,000 Ranger Rover while allegedly on her mobile.
OCTOBER: Held for suspected drink-driving. Spent a night in the cells.
DECEMBER: Charged over the drink-drive allegation.
JANUARY 2019: Three month ban for driving while banned.
FEBRUARY: Further three months after another driving conviction.
AUTUMN: Issued with sixth ban, this time for two years. Cut to 18 months on appeal.
MARCH 2021: Drives boyfriend’s Range Rover. An admin error meant an extra six months under totting up rules had not been added. Questioned by police.
SEPTEMBER: Arrested after turning over car
DECEMBER: Price banned from driving and given 16-week suspended sentence
JULY 2023: Model caught speeding on A417 near Gloucestershire. Her Range Rover is also seized by officers.
NOVEMBER: Price is convicted of driving without a licence by JPs at Cheltenham.
JANUARY 2024: The mum is slapped with a fine for the speeding offence on the A417.
MARCH: Price is ordered to pay another fine and handed more points on her licence after being caught driving without licence or insurance.
This was after the OnlyFans starr was captured on CCTV driving in a Range Rover on the A14 bypass in Kettering, Northamptonshire.
The Member of Parliament - who represents the North-West Norfolk constituency, close to where Katie was caught illegally driving - has called for an overhaul to serial driving offenders' sentencing guidelines.
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