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Katie Price Documentary Prompts Emotional Family Response and Fuels Siblings' TV Push

Children's candid testimonies produced an emotional mother‑daughter reconciliation, keeping the family's story visible through TV promotion, scheduled launches, ongoing publicity

Overview

  • Sky's four‑part series Katie Price: Nothing to Hide, released earlier this month, revisits Price's past struggles with mental health and drug use and includes new interviews with her eldest children.
  • Princess Andre told her mother in a late‑night phone call that she had been moved and wanted to give Katie a cuddle after watching the series, according to Katie on her podcast.
  • Both Princess and her brother Junior say appearing in the documentary felt 'awkward' because it exposed family pain, yet they stress their close sibling bond as they promote their work.
  • The siblings are actively promoting Princess's reality show The Princess Diaries, which returns later this month on ITVBe and ITVX, and Princess has said she plans a beauty‑brand launch in September.
  • Producers combined archival footage with new testimony to shape the programme, and coverage of the series has amplified questions about how public disclosure affects family ties, careers and privacy.