Katie Price unveils dramatically different face after splashing out on '£10k' facelift

has showed off her youthful face in a new video as she sent a good luck message for those running in the London Marathon. Taking to her Instagram page on Sunday morning, Katie looked very glamorous as she sent marathon runners a video following her own failed attempt.

She started the video by saying: "Good morning, everyone What an amazing night, that fight was so good last night. They both did amazing," she added, referring to the fight between Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn. She then referenced the London Marathon on April 27, adding: "But I want to wish all the marathon runners 'good luck' today. When I did it, I completed it. Second time I did it, cause I was late, there was no one at the start line so I was very lonely. So then I gave up after about 10 miles or something." She concluded: "But anyway, good luck to everyone."

Katie was forced to pull out of the London Marathon in 2018 after suffering knee injury after just six miles into the race.

She had been running for her mum Amy, who has been diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), as she fought to raise funds and awareness by running in a pair of lungs.

Katie's video message comes after she decided to splash out on some cosmetic tweakments in Turkey. Taking to social media, Katie revealed her nose was still sore from the procedure as she showed off her bandages.

She said: "Good evening everyone. Do you know what? So, I can take all this off my nose, but it feels sore still.

"So, that is me trying to put the bandage on myself. What a state is that. I've proper bodged this up."

Katie is said to have invested in some facial work after being left unhappy with her "pixie ears" following her £10k facelift. Sharing some gruesome photos of her post-op face, Katie confessed on Snapchat: "From my last surgery, there are just a few little bits that I want tweaking.

"Well, they need tweaking. So here I am getting ready. That's the worst bit for me, the needle. The needle's done so now I can relax."