Katie Price has said herself that her recent thin appearance is due to a mix of intentional weight loss, past weight gain from injury and IVF, and now some unexplained ongoing weight loss that doctors are currently investigating.

What Katie Price Has Said

  • She has explained that she chose to slim down after years of feeling heavier and uncomfortable following serious foot injuries that left her in a wheelchair for about 10 months, during which she put on weight.
  • She also said IVF treatment contributed to weight gain, and that once she stopped IVF and became more active again, she focused on “being active and eating healthily” to lose weight.
  • In recent months, she has admitted she thinks she might now be “losing too much weight” and has been going to doctors for blood tests and further checks.

Health Checks and Family Concerns

  • Katie has described herself as looking like a “stick woman” and revealed that doctors were surprised by how low her blood pressure was, repeating the test several times.
  • She has said she is undergoing more investigations (blood tests, scans, and other checks) to find out what is causing the continued weight loss.
  • Reports also mention that her mum and sister are worried and are pushing her to keep speaking to medical professionals about both her weight and her mental health.

Social Media, Speculation, and Forums

  • Fans and commentators online have frequently said she looks “too thin” or “worryingly thin,” with some urging her to get help and others speculating about things like extreme dieting or medications, even though that is not confirmed by Katie.
  • Opinion pieces and forum threads warn that very public weight reveals and ultra-thin images can be damaging for people who struggle with body image or eating disorders, especially younger viewers.

Important Note About Speculation

  • Only Katie and her medical team know the full medical reason for her current size, and she has said they are still “trying to get to the bottom” of why she is losing weight.
  • From publicly available information, the safest summary is: earlier weight gain from injury and IVF, followed by deliberate dieting and activity, plus now some unexplained weight loss under medical review, rather than a clearly confirmed serious diagnosis.

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