Katie Price’s fiancé Carl Woods breaks his silence after court appearances as he asks fans at OnlyFans for help

CARL Woods broke his silence after his court appearance last night – when he asked fans for help on OnlyFans.

The 33-year-old attended his hearing yesterday after being charged under Section 4 of the Public Order Act for using threatening, abusive or abusive words or conduct in the past month.

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And after that, he took to the adults-only site to ask his followers if they knew a good new location for his garage.

The car dealer stores his used engines at the house of his fiancé, Katie Price.

Carl ran his used car business from his father’s home in Essex but has changed address to Katie’s in Horsham, West Sussex, who is threatened by her bankruptcy proceedings.

He also took to Instagram last night to share a picture next to his dog and simply wrote, “Loyalty looks like this.”

His followers speculated on what the cryptic message could mean after his difficult day.

Carl faces trial after pleading not guilty to threats and abusive conduct.

He arrived at Colchester Magistrates’ Court this morning holding hands with Katie after an incident in Little Canfield on August 22nd.

Wearing a black T-shirt, jeans and sneakers, he spoke only to confirm his name and age before pleading not guilty in court.

He was joined by Katie, who sat in the stands in a khaki green tracksuit and dark hoodie, looking at him in the dock.

If found guilty, he faces a maximum of six months in prison.

Prosecutor Leigh Hart told the court: “On the evening of August 22, 2021, the defendant got into an argument with his partner at his home address.

“This resulted in his partner leaving his property to go to another property.

“The accused followed her and attempted to force down the door of that property and was heard screaming outside in the street which was overheard by neighbours.”

Mark Davies defended Carl, telling the court the incident was “nothing more than an argument”.

Carl was granted unconditional bail.

The bank’s chairman, Don Wickes, told Woods he would next appear for his trial at Chelmsford Magistrates Court on June 16.

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