British reality television star and former glamour model Katie Price made a high-profile return to the catwalk at London Fashion Week, walking in the Natasha Zinko x OnlyFans show after last appearing on a runway nearly a decade ago. The 48-year-old mother of five looked glamorous in a black waistcoat paired with black satin shorts featuring white ruffles on the back.
According to reports, Price shared her excitement about the appearance with The Sun. “I’m so excited to be walking in the Natasha Zinko show,” she said. “I’ve always been someone who believes in being unapologetically yourself, so this feels like a really natural fit for me. Fashion is about having fun, expressing yourself and feeling confident in your own skin, and I can’t wait to bring a bit of my personality to the catwalk.”
The runway moment arrived just days after Price appeared on Good Morning Britain and revealed she is filing for divorce from Lee Andrews. The couple, married for eight months, separated in early September after Price discovered Andrews had just £2.22 in his account despite claiming to be a millionaire. Price has said she is now focusing fully on her children.
She shares daughter Princess, 19, and son Junior, 21, with ex-husband Peter Andre, along with son Jett, 12, and daughter Bunny, 11, with former husband Kieran Hayler. Her eldest child, Harvey, 24, is the son of former soccer player Dwight Yorke, who has no contact with him.
Price first became a household name in the United Kingdom in the 1990s as a Page 3 glamour model known as Jordan before building a long career in reality television that documented her family life and relationships. London Fashion Week, one of the four major events on the global fashion calendar, has increasingly featured collaborations that mix established design with digital-era platforms.
Why this matters
Price’s appearance highlights how British celebrities often use major fashion events to remain visible during periods of intense personal scrutiny, a dynamic familiar to American audiences through U.S. reality television stars. The Natasha Zinko x OnlyFans presentation also reflects a wider industry shift in which traditional runway shows partner with large online platforms to reach younger viewers. For U.S. readers, the story provides a clear example of the UK’s tabloid-driven celebrity culture and its overlap with evolving fashion trends.
Price’s return to the catwalk adds another public chapter to a career that has spanned modeling, television, and constant media attention while she continues to prioritize her family.
