KATIE Price was seen getting up close and personal on a night out with rumoured new ‘boyfriend’ – Married At First Sight’s JJ Slater.
The model and reality star, 45, was seen leaning in close to JJ in the booth of Bobby’s Bar in Newcastle, with photos showing them looking cuddly in the intimate venue.
She was in the city celebrating her stint in raunchy adult panto, playing Queen Rat in a production of ‘Big Dick Whittington and His Pussy.’
Putting on a tight catsuit baring her huge cleavage, Katie partied until 2am when she was helped out of the club by bouncers.
Katie and JJ – real name John Joe – have been reportedly getting close for the past week.
A source previously told The Sun: “They’ve met a few times and are texting each other constantly. She’s really into him – this is the first man she’s actually been interested in since Carl.”
On their night out together, Katie later joined drag queens at the event to sing karaoke, and was shown belting out tunes before letting out a foul-mouthed declaration of love at the fellow revellers.
Katie split for good from on/off fianceé Carl Woods on New Year’s Eve after four years of dating, leaving her back on the prowl and looking for love.
Carl and Katie were even believed to have been planning a secret wedding after reuniting after one split, but the marriage never materialised.
She announced their separation with a defiant New Year’s social media post.
Katie has been married three times before – to Peter Andre from 2005 to 2009, Alex Reid from 2010 to 2012, and Kieran Hayler from 2013 to 2021.
She started dating Carl, a former Love Island star, while finalising her divorce to Kieran.
JJ, who appeared on the 2023 season of MAFS UK and boasts an impressive jet-setter lifestyle himself, is a fellow Essex native like Katie.
He was initially married to Bianca Petronzi on the show, but he formed a connection with another bride, Ella Morgan.
After both cheated on their respective partners with each other, they tried to make a relationship work before splitting, agreeing they were better off as friends.