Katie Price is due to appear in court within days – after being charged with breaching the restraining order

Glamor model and reality TV star Katie Price has just days before appearing in court accused of violating a restraining order she was granted against ex-husband Kieran Hayler’s fiancee in 2019.

Katie Price’s day in court is fast approaching after she was accused of breaching her restraining order on her ex-husband’s fiancee Kieran Hayler.

The model and TV personality, 43, is due at Crawley Magistrates’ Court this Wednesday after being postponed from earlier this month.

In March, Sussex Police said: “On Friday 21 January officers arrested a woman on suspicion of breaching a restraining order.

“Katie Price, 43, has since been charged with harassment – violating a restraining order.”

Kieran’s partner Michelle was granted a five-year restraining order against mother-of-five Katie in 2019.

It came after Horsham’s JPs were told the reality star and author had launched a tirade against her Kieran’s new partner outside a primary school.

The restraining order was issued after Katie – who rose to fame as a teen model under the name Jordan – pleaded guilty to using threatening and abusive words or behavior likely to cause harassment.

In August 2018, Katie reportedly approached Michelle at the school gates while she was speaking to another parent.

Katie reportedly exclaimed: “You can kiss my daughter but you can’t say hello.”

Michelle, who met Kieran at the school where her son and his two children study with Katie, did not attend the hearing.

On Saturday, Katie flashed her engagement ring from fiancé Carl Woods after undergoing treatment for her aching feet the day before after suffering a horrific fall while on holiday two years ago.

On Thursday, Katie shared a cryptic message about the treatment, before later revealing her plans to have cortisone injections in her feet.

She wrote: “Today is the day after months of investigation and pain. Let’s hope that my life will change again to make my everyday life and my future easier and freer and to return to things I could not do.”