Katie Price: Family 'horrified' at latest boob job said to be 'biggest ever'

Photos of Katie Price in a bikini showing off her latest and 'biggest ever' breast augmentation have gone viral and now her family has spoken out.

'Everyone's quite horrified'

According to a close source who spoke to The Mirror, Katie's family—most notably, her mother—are horrified at just how far she's taken her body modifications. The source said:

It's getting really silly now and more than a little irresponsible. Everyone’s quite horrified, to be honest.

Her latest enhancement to her breasts marks Price's 14th time altering the size of her chest since her first time back in 1998—when she went from a B cup to C. Her mother, Amy Price, has been vocal in the past about being against all of her daughter's surgeries, saying she never needed them in the first place. In an interview, Katie's mother said:

I’ve disagreed with every procedure she’s ever had. She doesn’t tell me now because she knows I'll go ballistic. Maybe she does it because she doesn't feel she's attractive enough, or maybe it's body dysmorphia. What we didn’t understand was why she had all the breast surgeries, because she didn’t need them.

And added:

Part of the problem is she gets her surgeries free, so someone is always capitalising on her name.

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Hiding her surgeries from her mother

The plastic surgery fanatic has admitted to not revealing to her mother that she has gone under the knife until ony after the procedure is done because she knows she'll upset her. Price explained:

The number of times she’s said, 'You’re not having another boob job, you’re beautiful as you are.' I know she’s right but at the time you don’t think like that.

Adding:

Now I don’t tell her what I’ve done until I’ve woken up because I know she’ll call the surgeon. In the past, she’s gone, 'If you operate on my daughter I’m reporting you to the GMC' [General Medical Council].