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Katie Price feels as though her career has begun again with plans for the next 20 years

Katie Price has another 20 years in her.

Published: Wednesday, 8 July 2026 at 9:00 am

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Katie Price has been in the limelight for 30 years, ever since emerging as her alter ego 'Jordan' on page 3 of The Sun in 1996.

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Her life has played out across newspapers, magazines, reality TV and social media for the last three decades, from marriages and motherhood to surgery and bankruptcy, and in a new documentary she addresses everything head on.

Across four episodes, Katie Price: Nothing to Hide provides raw and first-time context to a turbulent life lived in the public eye, going beyond the headlines to deliver a an unfiltered look at the model and media personality.

Ahead of the new documentary, Price spoke to Radio Times as she reflected on her early years in the limelight and set out her many plans for the future.

Katie Price sat on a sofa resting her arm on one leg and her head resting on her other arm.

Katie Price. Sky

" I was growing up and it was all exciting and I think the moment I split with Pete [Peter Andre] was when everything started going downhill," she said. "And mentally, me masking everything, it was challenging."

Price's relationships have often played out in the public, particularly with Andre whom she met while competing on I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!. The pair then married in 2005 before getting divorced four years later.

Their split erupted into a years-long feud that concluded earlier this year when the pair released a joint statement: "We have reached a mutual agreement, both legally and personally, confirming that neither of us will speak negatively about the other going forward."

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Looking back on those darker periods of her life, Price reflected: "But now, sitting here, I've got the knowledge, I've had the experience, I've turned things back round by working on myself. So I feel like my career's starting again now, which is good, because you've got all social media that's completely different to back in the day and there's always room for everyone and the Pricey's going nowhere."

And she certainly has plans for the next 20 years, telling Radio Times she wants to "bring [her] empire back".

"I enjoy every aspect of it. I want to go back to doing my press calls, perfumes, make-up, underwear, swimwear, my music that everyone's knocked me for," she began. "I'm already doing my album, I'm gonna tour that next year, and I do everything that I wanna do, not what I'm told to do now."

Katie Price: Nothing to Hide airs on Wednesday 8 July at 9pm on Sky Documentaries.

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Black and white cut-out portrait headshot of Katelyn Mensah, smiling against a lime green background.

Katelyn MensahSenior Entertainment Writer

Katelyn Mensah is the Senior Entertainment Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.

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