Katie Price is to be evicted from her Mucky Mansion in West Sussex

The letter, seen by The Sun, reads: "The court has issued a warrant or writ for the possession of the above property (land) at the request of the claimant.

"A warrant gives a county court bailiff the authority to evict you and hand over possession to the claimant."

According to the outlet, the letter was issued on April 24 and the Page 3 legend has been warned that all occupants of the house will be officially evicted from the property at 10am on May 29.

Katie bought the mansion in 2014 from Conservative Party politician Francis Maude in 2014 for a reported £1.35m and following the property's renovation in 2023 revealed she had started renting it out.

The news comes shortly after it was claimed that Katie - was previously dec lared bankrupt back in 2019 and it once again in March after she was found to owe a a tax bill of around £762,000 - had been hoping to sell the property in the hopes of moving to her "dream home".

A source said: "Katie is sick of the Mucky Mansion and sees no future there now. "She wants to move into her dream home and she reckons this could be it. Quite how it would work given her financial problems is a mystery, but she's got it in her head this is happening.".

She previously hinted at plans to moving into a mobile home when she confessed she's tired of fans knocking on her door and asking for selfies.

Speaking on 'The Katie Price Show' podcast, she explained: "I do see the big American motorhomes, they're not cheap, but I could so live in one and just travel to different spots, not have all these bills or people just turning up at your doorstep asking for signatures or whatever it is.

Katie - who shot to fame as a supermodel under the pseudonym of Jordan in the late 1990s - has Bunny, 10, and Jett, eight - who she has with ex-partner Kieran Haylerhas Junior, 18, and Princess 16, with Peter Andre but they live with their dad and her eldest son Harvey, whose father is footballer Dwight Yorke, currently lives at the National Star College, near Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, which provides services for people with disabilities.