Glamour model Katie Price has called it quits once again with her on-off boyfriend, Carl Woods.
Love Island alumni Carl wasted no time in jetting off on holiday after the break-up.
Mum-of-five Katie, however, chose a night out with friends in London to lift her spirits, sharing a selfie on Instagram.
Dressed in a cut-out white top, Katie posed up a storm with her friends, captioning the image as "girls' night out needed".
Backlash began when Carl appeared to have responded to Katie's post by sharing his own photo, with his arms around three bikini clad women and mocking Katie's message, writing "girls' night out achieved".
Fans were quick to accuse him of having a dig at his ex, who had announced their split on Instagram just the previous week, stating she needed a "massive change" in her life.
One commented: "Well if that isn’t a dig at Katie’s last post I don’t know what is."
Another said: "You liked her night out picture just to post this sort it out or just leave it be. Mind games aren’t good for the pair of you #mentalhealthawareness and all that."
It has been a rough few weeks for Price, who is reportedly planning to build a £100k panic room in her Mucky Mansion after the recent death of her pet dog, Blade.
The German Shepherd escaped from Katie's property and was hit by a car.
This marked the fifth dog and seventh pet that Katie has lost recently, including a horse and a chameleon named Marvin.
The distressed owner is said to be installing an eight-foot high fence, updated CCTV, access to a security team and even a panic room to prevent a similar accident happening again.
Katie has been spotted completing community service hours at St Catherine's Hospice furniture shop in Crawley.
Price is currently serving 170 hours of community service as part of an 18-month community order after breaching a restraining order in June 2022.
The restraining order was in place to prohibit Katie from contacting her ex-husband Kieran Hayler's fiancé Michelle Penticost, either directly or indirectly.
Katie and Kieran have two children together, Jett and Bunny.
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