Katie Price carries £3.2k Prada bag as she heads to panto rehearsals
Katie Price cut a casual figure and wrapped up warm as she headed to panto rehearsals as she prepares to take to the stage in less than a month’s time. The TV personality, who recently opened up about her upcoming surgery plans, is playing a wicked stepsister in a production of Cinderella at Northwich Memorial Court alongside pal Kerry Katona.
With the pantomime kicking off at the beginning of next month, preparations for the show appear to be in full swing and Katie, 46, was spotted arriving for rehearsals in Cheshire on Thursday, 28 November. For the occasion, the mum-of-five looked chic yet cosy as she sported a pair of blue trousers which she paired with an oversized charcoal grey coat.
In keeping with the casual wintery outfit, the former glamour model wore a pale pink gingham scarf around her neck and threw her hair into a ponytail. To complete the look, Katie carried the Prada Large Nappa Leather Topstitched Tote Bag, which retails for around £3,200, on her arm.
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The outing comes as Katie gets ready to take part in the Cinderella panto alongside Kerry, who she met on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! back in 2004. During an episode of her podcast, The Katie Price Show, she opened up about the role.
“I've signed up for Cinderella and I'm one of the ugly sisters - and guess who is the ugly sister I'm doing it with - it's Kerry Katona! So Kerry got me the gig because she has been working with them for six years,” she explained.
“And she was like 'why don't you come and do this panto', and she said it was for the ugly sisters and I said 'oh are we ugly then?' and she said we can still be really pretty.”
When news of Katie and Kerry’s panto performance was first announced, Kerry promised that the show was going to be “one hell of a ride”. She said: “Can not wait for this Christmas for Panto!!” she said. “Me and @katieprice finally working together for the first time since we were both in the jungle it's going to be one hell of a ride and so much fun. Get your tickets now.”
Thousands of tickets have been sold so far and the theatre posted a statement on social media when booking opened reading: “Since our casting news broke earlier this evening, we have sold the highest number of tickets that we’ve ever sold in a single day during our last 14 years in Northwich!”
