Overview
- Price will front a four-part Sky Original series called Katie Price: Nothing To Hide that will be available on Sky and streaming service NOW on July 8, and she is using the show to tell her version of a three-decade public life.
- She told the Press Association that long periods of relentless tabloid coverage harmed her mental health and affected her family, describing a roughly 15-year stretch of particularly hostile reporting.
- Last month Price posted social-media appeals after her husband Lee Andrews could not be contacted in Dubai, which she called a “media circus,” and Manchester Evening News later reported that he had been held at Al Awir prison on suspicion of espionage and has since been released.
- Price says the documentary is an attempt to regain control of how her story is told, and she emphasises trust issues, a smaller social circle and a preference for a quieter home life away from constant publicity.
- Her long career — starting as ‘Jordan’ in 1996 and including reality TV, magazine coverage and a large social-media following — provides the backdrop for the series and could shape how future coverage and public perception respond to her account.