Katie Price's sister Sophie enjoyed a bottle of bubbly at Wimbledon today as the Pricey told fans she was quitting social media.
The ex-glamour model, 44, said she'd made the decision due to "personal reasons" and interestingly Sophie said she hadn't been well herself on her Instagram Story.
Addressing her absence, the mum-of-one said: "Sorry I haven't been on for a few days, I haven't been well, but I'm starting to feel back to normal now and....we're and off somewhere exciting."
Sophie, 32, and her husband Harry Brooks rocked up at Wimbledon's Centre Court courtesy of homeware brand Christy.
Sharing a pic of her looking fabulous in a straw hat, floral print frock, cream cardigan and espadrilles, she gushed: "We're at Wimbledon.
"Massive thank you to Christy_Home for inviting us. (PR invite)"
Sophie then shared a pic of her husband opening some champers with an obligatory Wimbledon strawberries snap.
The couple, who share son Albert, recently got married.
Katie and her kids all attended the nuptials in Sussex, but her fiance Carl Woods was missing after reportedly being banned by his beau's sister.
Sophie's husband Harry is also said to have ongoing issues with the ex-Love Islander.
Katie - who is currently on holiday in Thailand with Carl - sent her 2.7million followers into a frenzy today when she announced she was quitting social media.
The model, who was pictured trying on wedding dresses earlier this week, announced: "I will be coming off all social media for a period of time," the cryptic message reads.
"I need to take time off for personal reasons.
"Thank you to all my loyal fans for always supporting me XXX"
Her sister Sophie has long supported the Mucky Mansions star and opened up about how upset she was after her Katie crashed her car last year.
"I've seen her in some really bad times here," Sophie admitted on the Channel 4 show.
"She's had some really sh*t times here. I used to hate this house and coming up here, all of us did, just because it's full of bad memories and crap.
"And you could tell when you walked in if she's in a good place or not by the way the house used to be."
Katie's mum Amy was also in tears as she presented her daughter with her renovated bureau.
"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," she said as her voice broke.
"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."
