Carl Woods, Katie Price’s fiance, has deleted photos of her from his Instagram feed

Carl Woods, KATIE Price’s fiance, has perplexed fans by removing photos of her from his Instagram feed.

In court yesterday, the 32-year-old was accused of using threatening, abusive, or insulting words or behaviour in a dispute with Katie.

According to one fan, The Sun “I was perplexed because he had around 13 photos of Katie on his feed earlier this week, ranging from holiday photos to fun ones where he was joking around with her. There are now only three.”

Despite speculation that the couple had split, Katie was seen holding hands with Carl on his way into court yesterday.

Woods will go to trial after pleading not guilty to threatening and abusive behaviour today.

On August 22, he “tried to force his way into a house after rowing with her and shouting in the street,” according to a court hearing.

If he is found guilty, he could face up to six months in prison.

Don Wickes, the bench’s chairman, informed Woods that he would appear in Chelmsford Magistrates Court on June 16 for his trial.

It comes just two days after Woods was photographed giving Price a cheeky squeeze on Price’s bum while they kissed and cuddled in the sea in Thailand.

The couple was on a romantic vacation in South East Asia when things got steamy as they frolicked in the water.

While they’ve been away, the couple has sparked rumours that she’s pregnant.

Carl was previously seen tenderly stroking her stomach as they relaxed by their complex’s swimming pool.

Carl’s court appearance coincides with Price’s.

She was charged with harassment last week after sending a message to Michelle Penticost in which she referred to her as a “gutter s**g.”

The maximum prison term for the harassment charge is five years.

However, she could face an additional 16 weeks in prison because the offence occurred just a month after she was sentenced to a suspended jail term for a drunk-driving accident.

In 2019, the former glamour model launched a tirade at the school gates against flight attendant Michelle, 39, and was later convicted of using threatening and abusive words or behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm, or distress.

She was served with a five-year restraining order that barred her from contacting Michelle “directly or indirectly.”