Katie Price showed off the results of her 16th breast surgery when she gave up a storm in a very racy outfit at Saturday’s KSI vs FaZe Temperrr boxing match.
The former glamor model, 44, slipped her curves into a sheer black catsuit and covered her nipples with tape while pouting for photographers.
She added inches to her hourglass figure in a pair of dazzling silver boots and ran her hands through her light brown tresses as she arrived at the OVO Arena Wembley.
wowzer! Katie Price showed off the results of her 16th breast surgery when she gave up a storm in a very racy outfit at Saturday’s KSI vs FaZe Temperrr boxing match
They were soon joined by their son Junior Andre, 17, who put on a trendy display in a yellow padded jacket which he pulled over a white T-shirt.
Katie reportedly had her 16th breast transplant in December to get the “biggest boobs in the country.”
However, she was later said to have been left in “agony” after the operation and suffered from severe back pain. She was also said to have been upset by the results, which claimed doctors left her with “shaky” breasts.
According to The Sun, the giant 2120 CC implant has given her sleepless nights and she is already considering having it removed.
Shock: The former glamor model, 44, slipped her curves into a sheer black catsuit and covered her nipples with duct tape while pouting for photographers
Family: She was soon joined by her son Junior Andre, 17, who did a trendy ad in a yellow down jacket, which he layered over a white T-shirt
Also in attendance were HRVY, Spencer Matthews, Louis Theroux, Saffron Barker, Tyler West, Snoochie Shy, Neil Jones and Chyna Mills.
YouTuber KSI will return to the ring when he takes on backup opponent FaZe Temperrr in the latest Misfits boxing map.
The British entertainer was set to face inactive MMA fighter Dillon Danis in the main event before the American was eliminated after just 10 days – due to a lack of preparation, according to KSI management.
Instead, KSI – who insists he will fight Jake Paul later this year – takes on FaZe Temperrr against another entertainer who was already on the bill and was previously scheduled to fight an unnamed mystery opponent.
KSI received backlash after clinching back-to-back wins in one night in their last appearance in August, with opponents Luis Alcaraz Pineda and Swarmz – replacement for injured Alex Wassabi – performing poorly.
FaZe Temperrr again has less standing than either Danis or Tyron Woodley, who have also been linked to a fight. However, he has teamed up with Malik Scott, former heavyweight trainer and now trainer to Deontay Wilder, to emphasize his pre-fight intent.
With this weekend’s fight fast approaching now, Sportsmail walks you through everything you need to know.
The KSI vs FaZe Temperrr duel is scheduled to take place on Saturday, January 14th at the OVO Arena in Wembley, London.
The pair are expected to head to the ring around 10pm for those in the UK, although of course that depends on the results ahead of time.
There’s also a wealth of action on the undercard, with musician Tom Zanetti taking on Slim, while Anthony Taylor – who lost to Tommy Fury in 2021 – also features.
The fight will be streamed live on DAZN PPV in the UK from 7pm.
KSI and FaZe Temperrr were largely respectful during the brief set-up for their fight, though they exchanged some fiery words at Thursday’s press conference.
FaZe Temperrr insisted he would give KSI their toughest night in the ring yet, to which the Brit firmly disagreed.
“No, it definitely won’t,” KSI said. “It’s great to see Malik Scott helping you train, it doesn’t matter because your strength won’t hurt me.
“I’ve been sparring against people heavier than me and they hit me with bombs and I have yet to be dropped.”
He continued, “You’re going to sleep, man, and you might not get up from this one. I feel sorry for you, I see all the doubts coming through.
“It makes sense, no one wants to see you get hurt. Anyway, I respect you for stepping in the ring because Dillon Danis couldn’t. He’s not a real fighter. You are, but you’re going to pass out.’