Katie Price and Carl Woods ‘split and call off engagement’

The couple have reportedly called off their engagement after a ‘difficult couple of months’

Katie Price and Carl Woods have split up and called off their engagement, according to reports.

The reality TV star, 43, and her car salesman fiancé, 33, had been due to marry this year and had been hoping to have a baby.

However, according to The Sun newspaper, the pair have now called the wedding off amid the strain of their respective court cases.

A source told the publication on Saturday: “Katie and Carl have decided to split up. It’s been a difficult couple of months and their ongoing court cases have just added even more stress to the situation.

“It really seems to be over for now and they are both very sad about it. But of course no one would be surprised if they got back together.”

Other fans noticed that Ms Price’s engagement ring did not appear to be on her finger as she posted a series of videos on social media on Friday.

The glamour model shared a clip of herself dressed in a pink tracksuit without the ring - but it appeared to make a return in a second clip posted directly after.

The reported split comes days after Woods appeared in court accused of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour in a row with Price.

He is set to face trial after pleading not guilty to the charges.

He arrived at Colchester Magistrates’ Court holding hands with the model. However, he later shared a cryptic post, saying: “This is what loyalty looks like”, alongside a picture of himself and his dog.

Meanwhile, Ms Price received a 16-week suspended jail sentence and was banned from driving for two years after she admitted drink-driving while disqualified and without insurance after a crash near her home in Sussex at the end of last year.

She flipped her car near Horsham, Sussex, at about 6.20am on September 28 while driving to see a friend.

Ms Price has been engaged seven times before and has been married three times, including to Peter Andre.

Reference: Evening Standard: