Katie Price shows off the results of her latest facelift and 17th boob job as she sports a tight ponytail while squeezing her eye-popping assets into a TINY crop top during low-key shopping trip

Katie Price showcased the results of her latest facelift and boob job during a low-key shopping trip to W H Smith with boyfriend JJ Slater on Monday.

The former glamour model, 46, jetted off to Turkey in September to undergo the £10,000 procedure, her sixth facelift in total.

While she underwent her 17th boob job at a clinic in Brussels last year amid her vow to have the biggest breasts in Britain.'

And the mother-of-five appeared keen to show off her newest procedures as she sported a tight ponytail while squeezing her heaving assets into an even tighter white crop top.

Katie was sure to turn heads as she flashed her trim tummy in the miniscule top, which she teamed with skintight black leather trousers and black moon boots.

The TV personality completed her casual ensemble with a cream cardigan, which did little to distract from her eye-popping chest. 

Katie was seemingly out and about to catch up on her reading, with the star emerging from the retailer with a bag packed full of magazines. 

She then climbed into her luxury black car before heading off to continue her day. 

Katie's outing comes as she appeared on the Netmums Podcast on Tuesday, where she opened up about her IVF journey after declaring she wants more kids.

Speaking to hosts Alison and Wendy, she shared: 'Well, there'll be a programme coming out soon about my IVF journey, because although I might act young and look younger, my body isn't. 

'My body's still 46. And I was talking to some of my friends the other day, because sometimes at night I wake up and my bed is soaking wet, then cold sweats, and I'm like, what the hell is this going on? I still have my periods and that, so maybe I'm pre-menopausal? So I'm at that stage and I do want more kids.'

Detailing her fears that her eggs may not be viable, she continued: 'I didn't realise until I did the IVF that when you're born, you're born with a set of eggs, and every period you have, you know, you get rid of eggs and stuff. 

'So mine are quite old now, so it's whether it produces a good egg or not. 

'So, I'm at that stage and it's like, I know I've got five kids and people will be like, well, you should be grateful you've got five. I am grateful, but I know myself, I want more. 

'And I don't want to be told by a doctor or something that I can't have more. So I'm looking into other journeys that if I want more, how I can do that, because I know I'm not done.'