Katie Price stocks up on supplies with Dreamboys pal Al Warrell

She has struck up a close friendship with the Dreamboys star recently.

And Katie Price was spotted stocking up on supplies with her friend Al Warrell early on Monday morning in Surrey.

The mother-of-five, 41, and personal trainer were spotted at Tesco with a trolley full of essentials as they stepped out for fresh air.

Katie and Al were seen loading their supplies into a black Land Rover Defender modified by Urban Truck, with prices starting at £44,995 for the model.

The TV personality made a bold statement in a red and gold chained Nike sports jacket which she teamed with a pair of matching black leggings.

Being cautious, Kate finished her look with a pair of gloves and pink platform trainers.

The mother-of-five, who is self-isolating with eldest son Harvey, 17, styled her brunette locks into a straightened hairdo and she added a slick of glamorous make-up.

Meanwhile Al showcased his toned figure in a tight grey zip-up top and black gym leggings with trainers.

The two friends appeared in good spirits during the essentials shop and were later seen sharing a giggle in the carpark while Katie read her copy of Horse & Hound magazine. 

Katie is currently self-isolating with her eldest son Harvey, 17, in a new £4,250 rented Surrey mansion while her Sussex ‘messy mansion’ is renovated. 

The reality star recently admitted that she is ‘struggling’ after not seeing four of her kids for a month.

Katie is isolating with eldest son Harvey who has a ‘high risk of dying’ if he catches coronavirus. 

Of her other children: Junior, 14, and Princess, 12, are isolating with dad Peter Andre, 47, while Jett, six, and Bunny, five are with their dad Kieran Hayler, 33. 

Harvey has Prader-Willi Syndrome, is partially sighted and struggles with septo-optic dysplasia, which affects his growth.

As well as her son’s conditions which make him more vulnerable to the deadly virus, Katie’s mum Amy has idiopathic fibrosis.

The terminal lung condition, which reduces the sufferer’s ability to breathe, means that Katie can’t see her mother either. 

Katie told new! magazine: ‘Harvey is one of those who are at a high risk of dying if they get it, so I haven’t been able to see my other kids. 

‘It’s hard, but I’ve got FaceTime. In that respect I’m struggling – it’s been a month since I’ve seen them. But I can’t risk Harvey.’

Of her mum Amy, Katie said: ‘My mum is dying and the last time I saw her was two weeks ago. I couldn’t even go in the house. I was in the garden and she was in the conservatory.’ 

Meanwhile Katie is currently appearing on Channel 4’s SAS: Celebrity Who Dares Wins and candidly detailed the harrowing incident that prompted her to adopt her ‘guard dog’ Slade last week on the show.

The former glamour model said that she was groped and held at gunpoint when the family stopped at the roadside because her son Junior, 14, needed the toilet. 

She has since divulged to The Sun that her subsequent stay at The Priory rehab clinic was to treat her post traumatic stress disorder following the attack. 

She said: ‘The reason I went there was because I got held at gunpoint and sexually assaulted.’

Katie continued: ‘It was like something from a horror film. This big man in an Adidas hoody was shouting in my face, swearing and demanding I give him everything. And he was touching me down below.

‘I grabbed a pillow and launched myself in front of the kids, trying to protect them, waiting for a bullet to hit me. I thought I was going to die. Police said it was a miracle they didn’t kill us.’

Katie revealed that her daughter Princess, 12, will no longer go anywhere on her own hence why she bought Slade to make her feel safe.

The star was with her children Harvey, Junior, and Princess at the time of the attack filming for her reality show on Quest Red.

All three were thrown out their vehicle by the attackers during their journey from Johannesburg to Swaziland in two people carriers.

Their vehicles were ransacked of laptops, iPads, passports, cash and jewellery – but the robbers left behind a fortune in camera gear which the crew had stored on board.

A source said at the time: ‘Katie was terrified and frantically worried for her little ones. This was a horrific ordeal… every mum’s worst nightmare.’