Katie Price back in business as she models with seemingly scar-free feet

Katie Price is back in business as she returns to modelling despite her broken feet.

The mum-of-five recently unveiled the huge scars that had been left on her feet after a six-hour operation that saw doctors insert metal plates into them.

Katie, who broke her feet in an accident on holiday in Turkey when she fell 25ft, looked glamorous as she posed up on a rock pile in a black JYY London shorts and T-shirt set.

Her cast-free feet may leave some fans confused, as they appeared to be completely free of scars or injury.

But it was all down to clever camera trickery and the angles she held her feet at.

The scars are on the outsides of Katie’s feet, meaning that they’re simply not visible in the pose she’s adopted.

Katie’s representative Kirsty Shaw-Rayner exclusively told Mirror Online: “Katie was being very careful here to not put any weight on her feet at all.

“It was great for her to take the boots off for a little while and let her feet get some air, but it was only a few minutes then they were back on and her feet were back being elevated in the air.

“Nothing stops Katie and she was absolutely working it and looking as amazing as ever on her photoshoot.

“Katie is 100% back in business and has had a very busy and successful day of filming back to back.

“She’s now off on the first leg of her travel tour with Carl and the kids.”

In a video, posted by photographer Vivienne Edge, Katie is seen sitting on some rocks, with a mobility scooter parked up to the side.

She strikes various poses for the camera, while being very careful about moving her feet.

Katie, 42, and boyfriend Carl Woods, 31, recently launched a joint Instagram account called Adventures of Katie and Carl.

It’s been reported that they’re planning to jet off around the world together to film content for their new YouTube channel.

Katie has been gushing over Carl recently, thanking him for looking after her while she’s unable to walk.

She’s using a wheelchair and mobility scooter to get around and has been told by doctors it could be two years before she’s able to walk properly again.