A hearing in which Katie Price was due to be questioned over her bankruptcies has been adjourned so she can attend a “private interview” instead.

The former glamour model, 46, had been due to face questions in court from barristers after being warned by a judge that she must attend with “no ifs or buts”.

She was arrested at Heathrow Airport earlier this month after failing to attend a previous hearing relating to her finances.

But a judge agreed to adjourn the public hearing on Tuesday, with a private interview scheduled for 24 September.

At the Insolvencies and Companies Court after the arrest, on 9 August, Judge Daniel Schaffer told Ms Price she would be “brought back into custody” if she did not attend Tuesday’s hearing.

Ms Price arrived in a black cab, wearing all black and sunglasses, at the specialist court at the Rolls Building in London.

Bertie Boer-Roberts, representing the media personality, told the court: “We are asking the court to adjourn the examination generally.”

He continued: “The general purpose is to permit Price to attend a private interview with the trustee and then to continue to engage constructively.”

Ms Price agreed to attend the private hearing next month.

As she left the court on Tuesday, she told journalists: “I hope you reporters write a good story today, won’t you”, before she criticised their work and called them “scumbags”.

She was first declared bankrupt in 2019 and then again in March this year because of a tax debt worth more than £750,000.

Last week, a judge ruled that her TikTok income would be suspended as part of efforts to pay off money Ms Price owes.

Ms Price has previously been ordered to pay 40% of her monthly income from adult entertainment website OnlyFans to the trustee of her bankruptcies for the next three years.

She was also ordered to deliver six of her vehicles, including a pink Range Rover with a personalised registration plate, to the trustee to help pay off money owed.