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    Katie Jordan Price Loves her ‘Fake’ Leopard Hermes Birkin Bag

    By · On October 16, 2007

    October 16th, 2007

    Katie Jordan Price Loves her ‘Fake’ Leopard Hermes Birkin Bag
    Katie ‘Jordan’ Price (aka Katrina Alexandra Infield) made an appearance at Lewes Crown Court earlier this week as her ex-nanny went on trial accused of falsely claiming benefits and stealing from the mum of three. Bag for the occasion, was a replica leopard-print Hermes Birkin Bag. I don’t get it. Lord knows she could afford the real thing. The Daily Mail reported that Price and her husband Peter Andre were ranked at #2, second only to David Beckham and Victoria Beckham and that their fortune weighs in at $60 million and rising. Price currently stands as one of the richest women in Britain. So what’s up with the fake Hermes Birkin Bag?

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    • penelope b.

      OMG WTF?!?!?! YUCKIE. That bag looks so tacky and cheap.

    • sienna trachney

      That bag is hideous!

    • kate k

      Well, she is all fake anyway. How many “touch ups” has she had again :-}

    • Hannah

      Ewww, does Hermes even make such tacky bags? lol it’s shaped wrong. what an insult.

    • Mary K

      Well, when she knows she’s the richest woman in Britain, she couldn’t care less what others are thinking. She can buy whatever she wants…

    • bananab

      I’ve heard her say on her reality show that when it came to clothes or fashion she didn’t care about whether it was a designer brand or not. If she likes it she’ll buy it and wear it.

    • Anna

      Why do you guys care if it’s fake? Just because someone has money doesn’t mean they have to spend $10,000 on a handbag! Get over it!