KATIE Price returned to her "mucky mansion" to find her personal photos had been stolen in a burglary.

The former glamour model, who has been living in Surrey while her former home near Horsham undergoes renovations, visited the £2 million property to check on the progress.

The 42-year-old returned to find hard drives where personal photographs had been stored were gone, and realised they had been taken when the mansion was burgled.

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Speaking on her YouTube channel today, Katie said: "This house was burgled. So much s*** has gone.

"Even hard drives have gone.

The Argus: Katie Price's mansion in SussexKatie Price's mansion in Sussex

"Oh well, if anyone wants to go through my old photos, go for it, if it makes you feel good.

"It feels good not to be in that s***hole, horrible house."

The mother-of-five was left "devastated" when intruders broke into the mansion in July last year.

The 11-bedroom property was trashed, with Katie's belongings left strewn across the floor.

Thieves had also left some bathroom taps on, causing the room to flood and part of the ceiling to collapse.

Speaking on her YouTube channel as she walked around the house, she said: "I can't live in a place like this.

"This is what someone did to my house deliberately.

The Argus: Katie Price calling the police last year after men were seen loitering outside the mansionKatie Price calling the police last year after men were seen loitering outside the mansion

"When I come back here it's so disheartening that it's like this."

Just weeks after the burglary, three "suspicious characters" in a BMW were seen loitering outside the gates to Katie's estate.

She then decided to ramp up security and took advice to build an "inpenetrable safe room", in fear of another burglary.

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But in September a fire was reported at the site, leading Katie to describe the mansion as "cursed".

Speaking about Katie's missing hard drives, a spokesman told The Sun: "A representative for Katie will be notifying the police handling the matter on her most recent discovery.

"Sadly it is to be expected Katie will discover more missing items as the house was left ransacked and it takes time to list everything that's gone in an inventory."