Katie Price warned broken feet will ‘never heal’ unless she keeps legs in air

Katie Price has reportedly been warned her broken feet will never heal if she doesn't keep them in the air at all times.

The former glamour model is resting up at home after she was rushed to hospital with a suspected infection.

Katie, 42, was in agony and has been issued a stern warning by doctors that she must keep her feet elevated at all times.

The star has been propping her feet up while she recovers from the accident during her holiday in Turkey.

Katie broke both of her feet and ankles when she jumped over a wall, not realising how big the drop was on the other side.

But she's since been told that her injuries are "life-changing" and much worse than doctors first believed.

An insider had now told The Sun Online : "Katie has been sent home and told in no uncertain terms that she must keep her legs up or they won’t heal properly.

"She’s just going to have to lie down and give herself time to heal."

Katie has told her fans that it could be a whole two years before she's able to walk properly again.

Earlier today, it was revealed Katie had been rushed to A&E by concerned friends after suffering from "excruciating agony" all night as she tried to sleep.

Painkillers weren't working for her and she was moved to a specialist hospital in London.

"Katie was in excruciating agony all night, couldn't eat, couldn't focus and nothing was working. Painkillers weren't touching it so pals rushed her to A&E in Epsom," a source told the Sun.

"Doctors decided to move her to the Chelsea and Westminster hospital for further treatment but the fear is she could have an infection."

Katie's representative added: "After an extremely restless night in pain I can confirm that Katie was taken to at Epsom Hospital A&E, she was later transferred to Chelsea and Westminster where she has been seen by her consultant."

In her latest YouTube video, Katie showed her 'mangled' feet as she lay in a hospital bed.

The mum-of-five said: "The surgeon made it clear that I couldn't have done a worse job to myself.

"They're smashed, broken and it's bad, really bad. It's bad, life changing injuries what I've done, so they're just going to do their best."

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