Katie Price admits one-year-old daughter Princess has 100 pairs of shoes - even though she can't walk

The 30-year-old mother of three said she can't control her spending when it comes to her only daughter.

The toddler's outsize wardrobe has even forced her mother to buy three extra cupboards in which to house them.

Shoe obsession: Katie Price admits her daughter Princess Tiáamii is a mini-Imelda Marcos with her extensive shoe collection

She said: 'Anyone who comes into her room says, 'Oh my God, has she got enough shoes?'

'She's got over a hundred pairs and her clothes are ridiculous - she's got a wardrobe but I've had to order three more because all her clothes are on rails.

'She'll never wear it all but I can't help buying all this stuff.'

And Jordan - who also uses her real name Katie Price - revealed that her daughter is already picking up her taste in make up and the details of her beauty regime.

She told OK magazine: 'She's so like me. She always wants me to put my lipstick on her, she pouts her lips so I can put  a bit on! If I'm in the bath she wants to get in, if I put a face mask on she wants a face mask. I put a bit on her nose and a dot on each cheek.

'Anything girlie and sparkly like my jewellery she digs through it.'

Perhaps Princess Tiáamii's preferences for make-up are inevitable.

Before she was born her mother exclaimed: 'I'm really looking forward to going out and buying all pink stuff and making her room all pink and girlie.'

Miss Price has a three year-old son, Junior, with husband Peter Andre and Harvey, six, who is blind and diabetic by footballer Dwight Yorke.

She is currently in Los Angeles for her fifth breast augmentation and second breast reduction.

Miss Price was turned away two weeks ago from the exclusive Cartier International Polo tent as well as the after-party at Chinawhite's venue in the Windsor Great Park grounds despite the fact that she rides and is learning to play polo.

She hit back at organisers for their snobbery and said: 'Unless you are a toff or an aspiring actress, they don't want you.

'Polo should be for people who love horses, not a media charade.

'Horses are a wonderful hobby, one that gets you outside and keeps you fit. They should be for everyone — little girls, glamour girls, working-class girls like me.'

Princess Tiáamii still has some way to go if she is to emulate Mrs Marcos, a former First Lady of the Phillippines.

She was said to have more than 2,500 shoes in her closet.