Katie Price ‘left terrified as her new rented Surrey home is overrun with RATS’

She moved into her new £4,250 per month six-bedroom Surrey home earlier this year after leaving her infamous ‘mucky mansion’ behind.

But there’s already trouble in paradise for Katie Price as it’s been reported that her rented abode has been overrun with rats.

The former glamour model. 42, is said to be ‘terrified’ as her rodent situation threatens to make her home ‘unlivable’, with Katie thought to be in a quandary over what to do.

Nightmare: There’s already trouble in paradise for Katie Price as it’s been reported that her rented Surrey abode has been overrun with rats

A source told The Sun: ‘There are hundreds of them trying to get into the house from outside – everyone thinks they’ve come over from a nearby garden centre which has rat problems, and have been attracted by the bins.

‘It’s horrible and Katie’s terrified – the cat keeps bringing them in and it causes chaos.’

She continued: ‘She’s complained to the landlord and hopefully they’ll sort it out.’ 

MailOnline have contacted Katie’s representatives for further comment. 

Shock: The former glamour model. 42, is said to be 'terrified' as her rodent situation threatens to make her home 'unlivable', with Katie thought to be in a quandary over what to do

Shock: The former glamour model. 42, is said to be ‘terrified’ as her rodent situation threatens to make her home ‘unlivable’, with Katie thought to be in a quandary over what to do

The mother-of-five relocated from her former home in West Sussex nicknamed the ‘mucky mansion’ before the country went into lockdown in March.

The former Loose Women star’s rented home is just 10 minutres from her ex-husband Peter Andre, 47, whom she shares children Junior, 13, and Princess, 13, with. 

Katie’s house woes comes just days after it was reported her £2million ‘mucky mansion’ was suffering from sewage water build-up on the side of the property a year after the septic tank first started to leak. 

Katie, who bought the sprawling country house back in 2014, recently vowed to renovate and sell the house, with doctors demanding she doesn’t return for the sake of her mental health.

Overrun: A source told The Sun : 'There are hundreds of them trying to get into the house from outside - everyone thinks they've come over from a nearby garden centre'

Overrun: A source told The Sun : ‘There are hundreds of them trying to get into the house from outside – everyone thinks they’ve come over from a nearby garden centre’

In new images, work appeared to grind to a halt as the home’s exterior was strewn with rubbish and broken kitchen appliances by a fly-tipper, while the swimming pool was left neglected.

Over the past year, the TV star’s abode stood decrepit and unkempt with abandoned facilities amid her recent financial woes.

Renovations kicked off in June 2019, but the influencer was left devastated when the mucky mansion was broken into and destroyed by intruders over a year later.

Not great: ‘It’s horrible and Katie’s terrified – the cat keeps bringing them in and it causes chaos. She’s complained to the landlord and hopefully they’ll sort it out.

An insider told The Sun at the time: ‘Katie is devastated. She is fearful that whoever has done this has a vendetta against her and even thinks it could be linked to her standing up against social media bullying trolls. 

‘This crime was committed to cause as much impact and personal upset as possible to Katie,’ continued the source.

The publication also claimed that the burglars raided boxes of her personal belongings, which had been stored in her loft, and left her possessions strewn across the floor.

All of the damage is said to have been discovered by a neighbour, who was in the midst of conducting a routine sweep of the home and its surrounding 12 acres.

Attempt to move on: The reality star recently vowed to renovate and sell her mucky mansion, with doctors demanding she doesn't return for the sake of her mental health

Attempt to move on: The reality star recently vowed to renovate and sell her mucky mansion, with doctors demanding she doesn’t return for the sake of her mental health

The old home: The West Sussex home was suffering from sewage water build-up on the side of the property a year after the septic tank first started to leak

The old home: The West Sussex home was suffering from sewage water build-up on the side of the property a year after the septic tank first started to leak

In October, the media personality vowed to never return to her mucky mansion as it is filled with ‘bad memories’.

The TV star spoke candidly with The Mirror about her decision, saying she was advised to move by doctors who worked with her at The Priory, as they believe it would be better for her mental health.

Admitting she still has the house while actively looking to move, Katie explained: ‘I’ve moved in with him, the kids will stay at his, but his house is the show home, it’s immaculate, but mine is more like the Jungle Book.

Mess: Katie was forced to give up her 11-bedroom mansion in West Sussex that was nicknamed the mucky mansion last December just a month after she was declared bankrupt for failing to pay back her debts

Mess: Katie was forced to give up her 11-bedroom mansion in West Sussex that was nicknamed the mucky mansion last December just a month after she was declared bankrupt for failing to pay back her debts 

‘The doctors from The Priory have said that my house, mentally, is a place I can’t ever go back to because there’s too many memories.

‘Even just walking up the driveway drives me mad, and when I’m in I want to get out of there. I can’t explain it in my head and it’s just so sad what’s happened to my house.’

Katie proclaimed that she was ‘done’ with the house, and even if she could do it up and make it a nice place to live again she admitted she wasn’t ready mentally to do so. 

No going back: 'The doctors from The Priory have said that my house, mentally, is a place I can't ever go back to because there's too many memories'

No going back: ‘The doctors from The Priory have said that my house, mentally, is a place I can’t ever go back to because there’s too many memories’