A luxurious London flat and her own baby clothes company, Katie Price's sister Sophie lives a very different lifestyle to her famous sibling's.
Sophie, 31, might not be in the spotlight in the way that Katie is but the mum-of-one is followed by 60K followers on Instagram.
Her Instagram feed is full of stylish interior shots, wholesome countryside walks and carefully cropped snaps of her baby, Albert.
Making a decision that many mums with a large following make, Sophie insures that her son's face is not featured in her posts.
Sophie has been an assistant press officer for BBC Children In Need for nearly four years after she got the job in September 2018.
The busy mum shares her postpartum fitness journey with fans and in one post she posed in front of a mirror in work out gear.
"I've found by making small changes, it just helps me feel better overall, i.e., drinking more water, getting out for more walks, planning meals...the simple things."
She shares her own recipes with fans too, with some being particularly ambitious like Mussels.
Her large following on Instagram has scooped her plenty of work with big brands and trips away.
She spent a weekend in the Cotswolds for a Christmassy trip with her son Albert and partner Harry Brooks.
The family stayed in a cosy wooden cabin and they were lucky enough to have snow during their stay.
She completed a bachelor of arts degree in history at the University of Chichester 2016 before she went on to take a master's degree in European history in 2019.
She co-owns baby clothing company Little Pricey with her sister, but the brand hasn't gained much interest online since it launched in November last year.
The logo, a rabbit wearing a crown, was printed on pastel coloured bibs and blankets.
Sophie, who was born in Brighton, shares the same mum as Katie - Amy Price, who was diagnosed with a terminal illness in 2017.
Amy, who is in her seventies, has idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis which is incurable.
Amy broke down during the three-part series of her daughter's Mucky Mansion on Channel 4.
She discussed how she felt about dying and has created a special room for Katie in the Sussex mansion so she can leave her mark.
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During the All4 series, Amy tells the cameras: "When you're not well you look at things in a different way and it would be nice if you can leave things that people can remember you by.
"Once it is done I want it to be a happy room, a comforting room, whenever she is sort of not feeling too good she can come in here and it will be quiet.
"And she can reflect. That's what I think will be nice for her.
"I've had this Chinese bureau for fifty years myself and well, it's just been with me."
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