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Katie Price has had two charges against her, including a speeding charge, dismissed after a string of legal troubles, which saw her recently avoid jail after breaching a restraining order.The two charges were dismissed at Crawley Magistrates’ Court on Monday, as ‘no evidence was offered’.Price, 44, had been charged with one count of exceeding the 60mph speed limit on September 13, 2021, and one count of failing to provide information on January 26 this year.The hearing had previously been listed to take place on Tuesday but was brought forward. Price did not attend court.She is currently on holiday in Thailand with her boyfriend Carl Woods, with the pair recently being spotted enjoying a shopping trip.

Katie Price has avoided jail after admitting breaching a restraining order by sending abusive messages to her ex-husband Kieran Hayler about his fiancée Michelle Penticost.

Katie Price has been handed an 18-month community order at Lewes Crown Court to carry out 170 hours of unpaid work after admitting breaching a restraining order.The reality TV star, 43, was charged with breaching a restraining order after she sent a foul-mouthed message, calling her ex husband Kieran Hayler's fiancée Michelle Penticost a "gutter s**g" in a text to him. Judge Stephen Mooney told Price: “In my judgement, this offence was committed out of anger.The words you used were highly offensive and inflammatory so the breach cannot be considered minor.

Katie Price's defence counsel, Nicholas Hamblin, has said the star has "two different personalities", and claimed the star behaves in a completely different way in the public to her "vulnerable" personal personal self during her court hearing today.The reality TV star was handed an 18-month community order at Lewes Crown Court to carry out 170 hours of unpaid work after admitting breaching a restraining order.The 43 year old was charged with breaching a restraining order after she sent a foul-mouthed message, calling her ex husband Kieran Hayler's fiancée Michelle Penticost a "gutter s**g" in a text to him. Judge Stephen Mooney told Price: “In my judgement, this offence was committed out of anger.The words you used were highly offensive and inflammatory so the breach cannot be considered minor.