KATIE Price has hit out at a fan who claimed she has a "Colombian cold" insisting she hasn't done drugs for six years.
The My Mucky Mansion star took to social media with a live broadcast on TikTok.
But Katie, 45, slammed one user who left a comment on the video that she had a "Colombian cold".
The former I'm A Celebrity clapped back at the troll on the broadcaster when they accused her of recently taking cocaine.
She said: "I've definitely got a Colombian cold, Huh? I tell you what. If I did, I wouldn't be acting like this, I could tell you that now.
"I don't do that s***. Maybe in the past, but not anymore. That was so six years ago when I had a breakdown."
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She added: "I'm sure you've read it and saw it in my trauma programme."
In the same live broadcast on social media, Katie also claimed that her son Harvey had smashed up more items on a recent visit home.
The reality TV star told how her eldest child broke three windows as well as a TV and a door.
The mum-of-five confirmed that 21-year-old Harvey returned to college, but not before causing some serious damage at her dilapidated home.
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"About time I get my hair [done] and Harvey's now finally gone home after three windows were smashed, two tellies smashed and a door he'd done.
"That weren't that bad this week. I've had hardly no sleep, so he's gone back. So now I've got my energy."
Harvey, 21, has complex needs as he has ADHD, is blind, autistic, has septo-optic dysplasia and a learning disability.
He is also one of the 2,000 people in the UK with a genetic disorder called Prader-Willi syndrome and he needs 24/7 care at the National Star College.
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