Katie Price already has Christmas tree up as she shows off new living room following Mucky Mansion eviction

It might only be November - but Katie Price has already started putting up the Christmas decorations at her brand-new home.

The 46-year-old has shared a video to Instagram, showing she's already got her Christmas tree up in the front room of her latest property.

Offering fans a glimpse inside her swanky new home, she showed off an enormous laminate-floored and white-walled living room, complete with a fully decorated Christmas tree.

The tree was covered in silver tinsel and colourful baubles as it took pride of place next to her massive telly.

Taking to the social media site to champion the work of the company tasked with cleaning her windows, Katie captions her post: "Pricey Palace is shining".

But it was impossible to miss that, aside from her gleaming windows, the pad had already had a festive makeover.

Katie is certainly making herself at home ahead of her first Christmas in her new pad after she was was booted out of her £2 million Mucky Mansion in May.

It came two months after she was declared bankrupt for the second time - and served with an eviction notice - owing £762,000 to HMRC.

But Katie's hardly been slumming it - as she and her five children initially moved into a £5,000 a month new build - before recently relocating to their far-from-humble abode.

She bought Mucky Mansion, in Horsham, West Sussex, in 2014, but experienced plenty of problems with the property over the past decade.

Katie previously said her children would wake up in the night claiming to have seen ghosts at the house - and that the swimming pool was mouldy.

She also said she was the victim of an attempted break-in - and somebody had vandalised her pink Range Rover by throwing acid over it when parked outside.

Speaking on The Katie Price Podcast - the star explained why she couldn't wait to leave the house.

She said: " I absolutely have hated my mansion.

"Fly-tipping, it's haunted... and I am living with it. And whoever buys that house, good luck! I hate it."

Katie even tried to recreate her dream home at the 12-acre site by renovating it for a television programme called Channel 4's Mucky Mansion.

However, she was forced to sell the house for £1.5 million - but won't see a penny of the money.

A source told The Sun: "Katie won't be benefiting, however, as all the proceeds will go to pay off the mortgages she had leveraged on the place."

When Mucky Mansion was placed on the market potential buyers were warned about fly-tippers having illegally dumped rubble in the grounds - and not to fall into the empty swimming pool.