Katie Price made an explicit photo confession as she said she had to be careful where she got her disposable photos developed in a racy admission.
The former glamour model, 48, is no stranger to a sexy bikini snap and has an Only Fans subscription site.
And now in a recent interview she admitted she wouldn’t want disposable cameras to become popular again.
Speaking with Love Island Aftersun host Joe Baggs while promoting her Sky documentary series Nothing To Hide, she said she would ditch the disposables.
‘Nowadays, because you’ve got your phone, I think people take more explicit photos.
‘With a disposable, you have to be careful and remember you have to take them somewhere like Boots,’ she explained.
Katie Price made an explicit photo confession as she revealed she cannot use disposable cameras due to her racy snaps
The former glamour model, 48, is no stranger to a sexy bikini snap and has an Only Fans subscription site (pictured in 2001)
‘So someone is going to look at your pictures. So someone like me is definitely not having a disposable. I don’t want to bring them back.’
This week fans binge-watched her new documentary and broke down in tears over Princess and Junior’s emotional revelations.
Princess and brother Junior shared insight into their childhood with their mum as they appeared on her new Sky documentary, where they looked back at Katie’s public breakdown in the late 2010s.
Katie went off the rails following the collapse of her marriage to third husband Kieran Hayler, spiralling into depression and developing a cocaine addiction.
At the time Junior and Princess were just 13 and 10 respectively and began to start fending for themselves and their younger siblings Jett and Bunny, then four and three.
And after watching the emotional scenes, fans have taken to X to share that Katie is ‘lucky to have such a grounded sensible family’ and that they were ‘crying’ with Princess and Junior during their emotional interviews.
One fan wrote: ‘Like or dislike her, love her or hate her, this documentary is in my opinion quite an eye-opener.
‘If I was to have any advice for Katie, having watched it, it would be to have her current marriage annulled/get a divorce and to embrace a single life for a while.
‘She has a family and friends that genuinely care about and love her. It would be great if she could find just an ounce of the love she has for others, for herself. If she did, I’m sure her life would become just as she wished.’
A second said: ‘I’ve watched the Katie price new documentary and moment junior and princess cried I just cried’.
A third agreed: ‘Started the Katie price documentary. Say what you want about her but she’s been an amazing mum to Harvey, however when princess & junior started crying because of their upbringing. It made me fill up’.
This week fans binge-watched her new documentary and broke down in tears over Princess and Junior’s emotional revelations
Princess and brother Junior shared insight into their childhood with their mum as they looked back at Katie’s public breakdown in the late 2010s
‘Binge-watched the Katie Price documentary. The takeaways:- 1) She will never get over Peter Andre. 2) She is lucky to have such a grounded, sensible family (Mom, Stepdad, Sister, Brother, Junior & Princess). 3) Her brother is lovely’, penned another.
Reflecting on the chaotic years in the documentary, Junior confessed: ‘That was probably the most difficult time of my life, our lives’, as Princess agreed: ‘I didn’t know what was going on and I couldn’t talk to mum about it because she wasn’t there.’
Junior, now 21, continued: ‘And when she was there, she wasn’t there, and we as siblings just kind of looked after each other.
‘I remember me trying to figure out if food was microwavable to feed us for dinner.’
Recalling one painful memory, Princess shared: ‘She’d give me a blanket and spray her perfume on it and that was my attachment to her.
‘I used to go home and feel so lonely I would just cuddle the blanket and cry.’
Junior added: ‘I missed her so much.’
Thinking back to one vivid memory, he continued: ‘I was in her bed waiting for her to come back and I woke up at 3.30am to loud noises.
‘She came in the room, I’ll never forget the look on her face. She was obviously on stuff and it scared me, I’d never seen my mum like this.
‘That’s when I started seeing the same pattern and her falling down the same hole. When she wasn’t in the right headspace she really wasn’t and she wasn’t being a mum.
‘The mum that I knew from when I was a little boy, the amount of love she gave me was so immense, that’s what I missed so much.
‘Mum was on drugs and she couldn’t look after us and that was the reality of it.
‘Then I got fed up and clocked this was a very unhealthy environment and I needed to get out.’
At the age of 14, Junior then left the family home to live with dad Peter, while Princess decided to stay, explaining: ‘I always wanted to be there for her but she didn’t understand that at the time because she was so hooked up in her own problems.’
Junior continued: ‘Thank god that my dad was stable because that’s the house that I went to and gained my sanity back while I was wishing and hoping that my mum would come back and turn herself around.
‘It made me feel like I wasn’t good enough because she wasn’t fixing herself for me, she wasn’t fixing herself for us – why?’
Things came to a head when Katie, who was battling suicidal thoughts, flipped her car while driving under the influence in the early hours of the morning in September 2021.
Discussing the chaotic few years in the lead up to the crash, Katie shared: ‘When I hear how the kids saw it, it breaks my heart.
‘They were still always looked after by people around me, but that’s not good enough, kids need their mum.
‘They need their mum’s love and their mum’s hugs. I thought I was giving that but obviously I wasn’t.
‘It must have been horrible for them and I’m just sorry that I put them through that.
‘I thought I was doing the best I could with them but what could I have done, I was unwell. I couldn’t even look after myself. I didn’t want to be here, I wanted to die.’
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