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Katie Price's 'terrifying' real teeth leave fans horrified
Katie Price has left fans horrified after showing off what her real teeth look like with her veneers removed.
The 42-year-old media personality uploaded a new video to her YouTube account, where she gave fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse of her recent trip to Turkey.
Katie flew to Turkey to get her veneers redone, revealing that she thought “why not?” about taking a holiday to “get more tanned and just have a laugh”.
The UK star and her new boyfriend Carl Woods are thought to have got ‘his and hers’ dentist work done in Turkey.
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Showing fans a teaser of the procedure she got done in the dentist’s chair, Katie revealed her natural teeth, with many taking to social media to call them “terrifying”.
“That video of Katie Price’s teeth will haunt my memories for quite some time,” one person said.
“Saw a picture of Katie Price teeth earlier and oh my god! Its pure nightmare. Why the hell would anyone do that to their natural teeth? I winced so hard while on the train when I saw those pictures,” another person said.
Others said it would put them off getting veneers for life, however this isn’t Katie’s first time having work done on her teeth.
Back in 2017, she revealed that she had suffered an allergic reaction after getting dental work in Turkey.
"They gave me antibiotics. And on my way home I was really ill,” she said on the talk show, Loose Women.
"I'm allergic to penicillin and [I discovered the pills contained penicillin]..."
While she explained that her mouth was left bruised and stitches were required, she said she was happy with her new “million dollar smile”.
While on holiday in Turkey this time, Katie also caused shock when she broke both her feet after jumping over a wall.
Her 13-year-old daughter, Princess, told her Instagram followers in a live this week that her mum might not be able to walk for the next year.
“She’ll be in a wheelchair for three to six months – but she won’t walk for a year,” she said.
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