Katie Price's fiancé Carl Woods shares selfies from their Saint Lucia holiday ...

Katie Price’s fiancé Carl Woods shared selfies from their Saint Lucia holiday on Friday after it was revealed earlier this week that she was unknowingly embroiled in an online scam. 

The model, 43, fled the UK with her family earlier that morning after being left 'absolutely devastated' that her fans had lost thousands of pounds because she promoted a conman's business on Instagram. 

But her fiancé, 31, appeared unfazed by the scandal as he posed for a picture with Katie's daughter Princess, 14, before documenting their group helicopter ride on the Caribbean island.

Carl was seen rocking a khaki vest which exposed his arm tattoos while Princess sported a grey top. The 14-year-old's naturally curly tresses tumbled down as she delivered a pout to the camera. 

Noting the similarity to her model mother, Carl penned on the Instagram snap: 'Definitely her mother’s daughter @katieprice @officialprincess_andre #minime.'

Earlier in the day, Carl captured a helicopter on a runway as the former Love Islander, Katie, Princess and her son Harvey, 19, made their way towards it. 

'Harv' what do you reckon, on a helicopter?' he said to her eldest child who excitedly responded: 'Yes!' 

'I bet you can't wait!' Carl added. Flight attendants gingerly carried their luggage to the aircraft before loading it on board. 

Katie grabbed Harvey's top and guided him towards the helicopter entrance doorway while her fiancé gave an animated expression towards his camera. 

Later that day, he captured the view from inside the aircraft as they prepared to land at an unknown location on the island. 

The last-minute holiday comes after Katie promoted the rogue Forex trader 'Josh Chandler' on her Instagram. 

She was paid an estimated £3,000 without declaring they were sponsored posts and fans were ultimately conned by the individual, having spent hundreds in the scam to receive nothing back. 

Ahead of her holiday, the model took the opportunity to set the record straight with her fans by posting a lengthy statement on her Instagram stories.  

She lamented: 'I am absolutely devastated to receive the news about this rogue trader Josh Chandler, if that's even his real name 

'He has conned not only me but my family, friends, loyal fans and supporters.'

'I want to thank Action Fraud for reaching out, for working with me in investigating this awful situation.' 

Katie continued: 'This is precisely why Harvey's Law is yet again so relevant, if we had the much needed support channels in place and required by law to provide ID's to be set up on social Media accounts then people like this so called Josh Chandler would not be able to hide themselves, target venerable people [sic]. 

'My heart goes out to all those that this conman's deceit has affected. I pledge to you all I will seek justice,' Katie signed off as she hopped on her flight abroad. 

The model's representatives told the MailOnline: 'This has hit Katie hard, mentally, she needs some down time before embarking on setting out in putting a stop to these parasites that poach on vulnerable and honest souls.' 

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