Katie Price’s ex-fiance Carl Woods reveals how she REALLY broke each of her ft and ended up wheelchair certain again in 2020
Katie Price‘s ex-fiance Carl Wood has revealed how she really broke both of her feet, ending up wheelchair bound, back in 2020.
The used car dealer, 35, and glamour model Katie, 46, started dating in 2020 after meeting in a kebab shop – and jetted off to Turkey on holiday to get veneers done together just six weeks later.
On returning from the trip, Katie was pictured being pushed around in a wheelchair by Carl having broken both of her feet.
Katie first said that the injury happened at a theme park, before changing her story and saying she had been ‘pretending to be a horse’ at the time of the accident.
But Carl has now claimed that she broke her feet from running off the edge of a hotel car park and falling 25ft after he confronted her about cheating on him with an England footballer.
Katie Price’s ex-fiance Carl Wood has revealed to The Sun on Sunday how she really broke both of her feet, ending up wheelchair bound, back in 2020
On returning from the trip, Katie was pictured being pushed around in a wheelchair by Carl having broken both of her feet
Speaking to The Sun on Sunday, Carl said he and Katie had been dating four six weeks when they decided to travel to Turkey together for the dental treatment.
‘We’d only been together six weeks but hit was her suggestion, everything with Katie moves very quickly,’ Carl said.
One night while Carl was recovering from getting his veneers done, he claimed he caught Katie messaging a ‘very famous footballer who plays for England’ and trying to send him videos.
He said that Katie was ‘very drunk’ so she had been sloppy with hiding the messaging – and that she went ‘wild’ after he confronted her about it.
‘She ran out of the room and went down the fire exit stairs, across the hotel reception and straight out onto the hotel car park,’ Carl said.
‘She didn’t mean to do it but she was running like a lunatic and went off the edge, she ran through a bush and the ground disappeared beneath her.’
It was this fall that Carl claims caused her broken feet – which the TV personality later needed to have surgery on.
Carl and Katie’s relationship was up and down for three years before they finally called it quits in 2023.
The used car dealer, 35, and glamour model Katie, 46, started dating in 2020 after meeting in a kebab shop – and jetted off to Turkey on holiday to get veneers done together just six weeks later
Carl has now claimed that she broke her feet from running off the edge of a hotel car park and falling 25ft after he confronted her about cheating on him with an England footballer
Katie was registered disabled when she fell 25ft in the freak accident ad had to undergo an eight-hour operation to rebuild her feet.
She detailed how she was left in constant pain and ‘waddles like a duck’ when trying to walk.
Speaking to The Sun about her injury at the time, she said: ‘The doctors said I’m lucky I’m not dead.
‘I could have hit my head and I could have been paralysed, I am lucky I landed on my feet.’
Discussing her injury on her YouTube channel at the time, Katie regailed her tale of it happened while she was messing about.
She said: ‘Silly me, at my age, should calm things down. Basically, silly little accident.
Speaking to The Sun on Sunday, Carl said he and Katie had been dating four six weeks when they decided to travel to Turkey together for the dental treatment (pictured together in September 2020)
Katie was registered disabled when she fell 25ft in the freak accident ad had to undergo an eight-hour operation to rebuild her feet
‘I was running and jumped over a wall, as it was a little shortcut, and didn’t really judge the height.
‘I just sort of fell funny on my ankles and I fractured the hairline on my heels and stuff. The hospital here wanted to operate and wanted to put pins in and stuff. Because I’m away, I’d rather wait until I get home.
‘It’s the most painful thing ever. Like when I was trying to put the cast on, I was screaming in pain. They said I won’t be able to walk for three to six months.’
