Katie Price walked in a London Fashion Week show for the first time in nearly ten years on Tuesday, appearing in the Natasha Zinko X OnlyFans presentation, according to The Sun. The British reality star and former glamour model, 48, wore a black waistcoat paired with black satin shorts featuring white ruffles at the back as she took part in the catwalk event.
Price described the invitation as a natural fit for her public persona, telling The Sun she was "so excited" to be walking in the Zinko show. "I've always been someone who believes in being unapologetically yourself, so this feels like a really natural fit for me," she said. She added that fashion, in her view, is about "having fun, expressing yourself and feeling confident in your own skin," and said she looked forward to bringing "a bit of my personality to the catwalk."
The runway appearance came just days after Price disclosed on ITV's Good Morning Britain that she is filing for divorce from Lee Andrews, whom she married eight months ago. She ended the relationship in early September after reportedly discovering that Andrews had just £2.22 in his account despite claims of being a millionaire. Price has since said she is concentrating on her five children as the divorce proceeds.
Price's family life has long been part of her public story. She shares Princess, 19, and Junior, 21, with ex-husband Peter Andre, and Jett, 12, and Bunny, 11, with ex-husband Kieran Hayler. Her eldest son, Harvey, 24, whose father is former footballer Dwight Yorke, has no contact with Yorke.
The booking reflects a broader shift in how fashion brands court attention at London Fashion Week, where collaborations with digital creators and platforms have increasingly replaced traditional celebrity front rows as a way to reach younger audiences online. Price, whose career began in the late 1990s as a tabloid model before expanding into reality television, publishing and business ventures, remains one of Britain's most recognizable media figures — a status that made her a strategic draw for a show staged with a subscription platform.
Why this matters
Price's return to the catwalk illustrates how legacy tabloid celebrities are being repositioned as digital-commerce assets rather than pure runway talent. For a U.S. audience watching the convergence of influencer culture and high fashion, the Zinko–OnlyFans pairing is a telling example: London Fashion Week has become a testing ground for brand partnerships built on online audiences, not just editorial prestige. Price's personal turmoil also underscores how closely British tabloid media still ties celebrity career moments to private-life drama.
Price has not announced further runway appearances, and representatives for the show did not provide additional comment beyond her remarks to The Sun.
