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Katie Price back in hospital as she worries fans with latest health update

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Katie Price told followers on social media that she is currently in hospital after sharing photos to her Instagram. The former I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!

star shared a picture of a hospital corridor to her Instagram story with her millions of followers earlier this afternoon. The mum of five didn't explain why she was in hospital, instead poking fun by adding music from Eminem's 2002 hit single, Without Me, part of the lyrics from the rapper's iconic track read: "Guess who's back, back again?

Shady's back, tell a friend."The former glamour model who recently checked out from a stint in The Priory, has suffered and developed problems with her feet in recent years, after falling from a 25ft concrete wall during a holiday to Turkey

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