Katie Price to the rescue

Drama: Katie Price rushed to the aid of her PA after a crash tonight

Katie Price rushed to the aid or her personal assistant tonight after she crashed her car in a ditch.
Police were called after the accident which happened near the glamour model's home in West Sussex.
The 33-year-old drove her pink Range Rover to the A272, just outside Cowfold, after the woman's car left the eastbound lane about 6pm.
A motorist told the Mail Online that officers were speaking to the driver through the window as other policeman waved cars through slowly.
'I was driving along with my wife, and I live near here so I drive up and down this road all the time.
'It's a very narrow road and there's nowhere to park or stop or anything. I saw a pink car and thought "I bet that's Katie Price's".
'The traffic was just crawling along. Police were filtering about half a dozen cars one way and about 20 cars the other way.'
A spokesman for Katie said her PA was not injured.
'Katie wasn't involved in the crash at all. She came to collect her PA who is absolutely fine.'
And to avoid any confusion, Katie tweeted a photo of her, boyfriend Leandro Penna, and a woman named Catherine, believed to be her assistant.

Hero: The glamour model drove to the A272 just outside Cowfold, West Sussex to collect the woman

A helping hand: A police officer is seen speaking to Katie through the window of the vehicle

They are seen leaning on her car.
She wrote: 'I've not smashed my car up or been in a accident infact this is me,leo and catherine now outside gym.'
West Sussex police were unable to comment on the matter.
In April last year Katie was left with severe whiplash after two stallions ran into the road and smashed into her 4WD, which Leandro was driving.

'We are fine': Katie tweeted this picture of her, boyfriend Leandro Penna and a woman named Catherine, thought to be her assisstant

Outspoken: Katie tweeted to clear up any confusion before sharing a photo

Sobbing as she relived the terrifying accident which left the horses dead, Katie admitted she was stunned she survived.
She told the Daily Mirror: 'It's a miracle that we're alive. It was absolutely terrifying. it all happened in a flash and I have absolutely no idea how I wasn't badly injured.
'I feel so lucky, but more than anything I'm just distraught about the horses. It was so upsetting.'