Katie Price's Mucky Mansion viewers were shocked after seeing the transformation of her home's hallway.
The former glamour model has been busy transforming her Sussex home after years of deterioration and damage.
Viewers tuned onto Channel 4 to see the before and after of the star's previously 'mucky' home and were gobsmacked at her taste in furniture.
During one scene, fans got to see what the hallway - which is connected to the entrance of the home - looked like after renovations.
"I actually don't know what to say. I absolutely love it," she said. "It's very me. It's bright, it's all light. Colourful, fun, energetic. I'm just loving it."
It included a neon sign which read: "Welcome to PriceyWoods", referencing her fiancé Carl Woods.
She also decided to place a lipstick shaped sofa in the room along with a pink cable drum table.
The pink didn't end there as she brought out three bright pink balloon-shaped dogs and placed them over fake grass.
Katie even gave it water bowls and collars.
A pink bulldog can also be seen sitting at the corner of the room.
Viewers were shocked at the huge transformation, but many thought it was 'utterly ridiculous'.
"God. No taste. She needs a designer," one concerned user wrote while another posted: "That room is the worst thing I’ve ever seen. It’s utterly ridiculous."
One user clearly didn't like her sculptures and said: "Those pink dogs…..WTAF?"
"How does the pink cable drum match the wood on the floor?" a user asked while one said: "It's completely, utterly, fucking hideous."
Others were quite impressed with the changes, with one saying: "Love the PriceyWood sign and omg the picture of her is back!! Iconic."
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"The only thing I don’t like is that table," another shared their approval.
Meanwhile, it was estimated that Katie's Mucky Mansion could have set the bankrupt star back £39,000.
The star's new Channel 4 series premiered last month, and viewers watched as the mum-of-five took on a huge restoration challenge in her West Sussex home.
Katie, 43 paid £2m for the manor house in 2014 but over recent years it has seen targeted by thieves and been damaged by fire and flood.
Interior Experts from Stelrad have estimated the work carried out to turn the Mucky Mansion into a desirable property once again could have totalled £38,918.95.
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