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Published 10:19 24 Jun 2022 BST

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The mum of five, who recently said she should receive an MBE, appeared at Lewes Crown Court on January 21 after hurling a "tirade of abuse" at Penticost in the school playground. She admitted the breach and warned by the judge that "you committed the offence while on a suspended sentence and are at risk of going to prison". Price is due to appear at the same court Friday.
MailOnline reported that Price told awaiting media to "suck my d***".
Price has seen her fair share of legal trouble over the past year, having been served a 16-month suspended prison sentence for her ninth driving violation. The deal required that she undergo treatment for her drinking at the Priory rehabilitation centre.
She also narrowly dodged another sentence in January after paying £7,358 worth of fines at the last minute. Earlier this year, Price again escaped prison by striking a deal to pay off her debts.
Regardless of today's ruling, Price will still be facing legal issues as she battles another driving violation, with a magistrate court date set for July.
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