Katie Price has faced a significant setback as the sale of her £1.5 million Mucky Mansion fell through just weeks after finding a buyer. The property, which was repossessed following her eviction due to unpaid mortgages, is now back on the market amid ongoing financial troubles, including a £750,000 tax debt. Despite a previous buyer showing interest, the estate agents have disclosed potential contamination issues affecting the sale. Price has been declared bankrupt twice and is required to pay 40% of her earnings to creditors following her financial mismanagement. During a recent court hearing, she avoided discussing her finances publicly, citing PTSD, and was warned to comply with court orders to avoid further legal trouble. The house, which was featured in a Channel 4 series documenting its renovations, has deteriorated over the years, prompting extensive repairs before it can reach its true market value.